Dance Matters Too
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Dance Matters Too
Markets, Memories, Identities
Chakravorty, Pallabi; Gupta, Nilanjana
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2018
322
Dura
Inglês
9781138215511
15 a 20 dias
790
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List of Figures. List of Contributors. Acknowledgements. 1. Dance Matters II: Introduction Part I 2. Mah Laqa Bai: The Remains of a Courtesan's Dance 3. Conflict between Cultural Perpetuation and Environmental Protection: A Case Study of Ritual Performance in North Malabar, South India 4. Bodies and Borders: The Odissi Costume Controversy 5. I Know It and I Name It as I Do It: Embodied Practice as a Key to Understand Performance 6. Cosmopolitan Then and Cosmopolitan Now: Rabindranrtiya Meets Dance Reality Shows Part II 7. Corporatization of Dance: Changing Landscape in Choreography and Patronage since Economic Liberalization in Bengaluru 8. Negotiating Space for Dance within the Spectrum of Contemporary Performing Arts in a Globalized India: The Experiences of an Indian Arts Manager 9. Bollywood Dance: Desire for the 'Other' Part III 10. Rasalila Remixed: Tracing the Dances of an Image 11. Why Dance Today in India? A Philosophical Approach 12. Playing Dance and Dancing Music: The Work of Intimacy in Kathak 13. Embodiment, Reflexivity and Practice-as-Research in Indian Dance: A Case Study 14. Remixing Natya: Revanta Sarabhai's LDR and Post Natyam Collective's Super Ruwaxi: Origins Part IV 15. Dancers and Critics: Re-viewing Tagore 16. Pedagogy of Manipuri Dance: In and Beyond the Temple Premise 17. Text, Context and Interpreter: Understanding the Paradigms of Sattriya Dance and Dancer in the Changing Space 18. Why Dancing the Sensual Sculptures Matters? Considering a Sensory Paradigm for Odissi Dance Index
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Guru Shishya Parampara;Classical Indian Dance;India, dance, heritage, contemporary, cosmopolitan, performance, theatre,;Vice Versa;cultural, ritual, art, arts, Bollywood, music, Kathak, natya, dancer, Manipuri, Tagore, Sattriya, urban popular culture;Sangeet Natak Akademi;Nilanjana Gupta;Tagore's Dance Dramas;Scott Kugle;Abhinaya Darpana;Yoshiaki Takemura;Natir Puja;Nandini Sikand;Odissi Dance;Shruti Ghosh;Pallabi Chakravorty;Veena Basavarajaiah;Kathak Dance;Arshiya Sethi;Manipuri Dance;Indrani Dasgupta;Gaudiya Vaishnavism;Pika Ghosh;Indian Dance;Jean-Frederic Chevallier;Classical Dance Forms;Ameera Nimjee;Tagore's Dance;Prarthana Purkayastha;Corporate Shows;Sandra Chatterjee;Indian Classical Dance Forms;Cynthia Ling Lee;Nautch Girl;Aishika Chakraborty;Modern Indian Dance;Sruti Bandopadhay;LDR;Anwesa Mahanta;Wife's Letter;Sabina Sweta Sen-Podstawska;Terra Cotta;Hunting Wild Animals;Bollywood Dance;South Asian Contemporary Dancer
List of Figures. List of Contributors. Acknowledgements. 1. Dance Matters II: Introduction Part I 2. Mah Laqa Bai: The Remains of a Courtesan's Dance 3. Conflict between Cultural Perpetuation and Environmental Protection: A Case Study of Ritual Performance in North Malabar, South India 4. Bodies and Borders: The Odissi Costume Controversy 5. I Know It and I Name It as I Do It: Embodied Practice as a Key to Understand Performance 6. Cosmopolitan Then and Cosmopolitan Now: Rabindranrtiya Meets Dance Reality Shows Part II 7. Corporatization of Dance: Changing Landscape in Choreography and Patronage since Economic Liberalization in Bengaluru 8. Negotiating Space for Dance within the Spectrum of Contemporary Performing Arts in a Globalized India: The Experiences of an Indian Arts Manager 9. Bollywood Dance: Desire for the 'Other' Part III 10. Rasalila Remixed: Tracing the Dances of an Image 11. Why Dance Today in India? A Philosophical Approach 12. Playing Dance and Dancing Music: The Work of Intimacy in Kathak 13. Embodiment, Reflexivity and Practice-as-Research in Indian Dance: A Case Study 14. Remixing Natya: Revanta Sarabhai's LDR and Post Natyam Collective's Super Ruwaxi: Origins Part IV 15. Dancers and Critics: Re-viewing Tagore 16. Pedagogy of Manipuri Dance: In and Beyond the Temple Premise 17. Text, Context and Interpreter: Understanding the Paradigms of Sattriya Dance and Dancer in the Changing Space 18. Why Dancing the Sensual Sculptures Matters? Considering a Sensory Paradigm for Odissi Dance Index
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Guru Shishya Parampara;Classical Indian Dance;India, dance, heritage, contemporary, cosmopolitan, performance, theatre,;Vice Versa;cultural, ritual, art, arts, Bollywood, music, Kathak, natya, dancer, Manipuri, Tagore, Sattriya, urban popular culture;Sangeet Natak Akademi;Nilanjana Gupta;Tagore's Dance Dramas;Scott Kugle;Abhinaya Darpana;Yoshiaki Takemura;Natir Puja;Nandini Sikand;Odissi Dance;Shruti Ghosh;Pallabi Chakravorty;Veena Basavarajaiah;Kathak Dance;Arshiya Sethi;Manipuri Dance;Indrani Dasgupta;Gaudiya Vaishnavism;Pika Ghosh;Indian Dance;Jean-Frederic Chevallier;Classical Dance Forms;Ameera Nimjee;Tagore's Dance;Prarthana Purkayastha;Corporate Shows;Sandra Chatterjee;Indian Classical Dance Forms;Cynthia Ling Lee;Nautch Girl;Aishika Chakraborty;Modern Indian Dance;Sruti Bandopadhay;LDR;Anwesa Mahanta;Wife's Letter;Sabina Sweta Sen-Podstawska;Terra Cotta;Hunting Wild Animals;Bollywood Dance;South Asian Contemporary Dancer
