This edited collection draws on the conference, Attending to Movement: Somatic Perspectives on Living in this World, run at C-DaRE, the Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University, 12 \u2013 14 July, 2013.<\/p>\n
Somatic practitioners, dance artists and scholars from a wide range of subject domains cross discipline borders and investigate the approaches that embodied thinking and action can offer to philosophical and socio-cultural inquiry.<\/p>\n
The book celebrates and builds upon the work of visionary dance artist, teacher and scholar Gill Clarke (1954 \u20132011), who championed the value of somatic approaches within and beyond dance education and creative practice.<\/p>\n
Contents<\/p>\n
PART ONE – INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUES<\/strong><\/p>\n Carol Brown ~ So, Remember the Liquid Ground<\/p>\n Lalitaraja ~ Thinking, Reflecting and Contemplating With the Body<\/p>\n Nadra Assaf ~ Not Without My Body<\/p>\n Juan Manuel Aldape Mu\u00f1oz ~ Choreographic Mobilities<\/p>\n PART TWO – SOMATICS IN A WIDER SOCIAL CONTEXT<\/strong><\/p>\n Thomas Kampe ~ The Art of Making Choices<\/p>\n Lizzy Le Quesne ~ An Intricate Field<\/p>\n Somaticatica (Bernadette Cronin, Jools Gilson, Roisin O’Gorman) ~ Embodied Adventures in and out of the Irish Countryside<\/p>\n PART THREE – INTERPLAY OF PRACTICE AND WRITING<\/strong><\/p>\n Adam Benjamin ~ The Fool\u2019s Journey and Poisonous Mushrooms<\/p>\n Cath Cullinane, Natalie Garrett Brown, Christian Kipp & Amy Voris ~ At Dusk, the Collaborative Spills and Cycles of L219<\/p>\n Carolyn Roy ~ As My Attention is Wandering<\/p>\n Sally E. Dean ~ Amerta Movement and Somatic Costume<\/p>\n Hilary Kneale ~ \u2018The Daily Round, The Common Task\u2019<\/p>\n Sarah Whatley ~ Motion Capture and The Dancer<\/p>\n PART FOUR – PEDAGOGY\/EDUCATION<\/strong><\/p>\n Sara Reed ~ Attending to Movement<\/p>\n Fiona Bannon and Duncan Holt ~ Attending to Ethics and Aesthetics in Dance<\/p>\n Penny Collinson ~ Re-sourcing the Body<\/p>\n Nicole Harbonnier-Topin and Helen Simard ~ Somatic Education and Introspective Verbalisation<\/p>\n PART FIVE – LIVED LINEAGES<\/strong><\/p>\n Jenny Roche ~ Disorganising Principles<\/p>\n Jennifer Mackerras and Jane Toms ~ Myth-Busting<\/p>\n Duncan Holt ~ A Moving and Touching Career in Dance and Chiropractic<\/p>\n Martha Eddy ~ Early Trends<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Authors:<\/strong> Sarah Whatley, Natalie Garrett Brown & Kirsty Alexander Paperback<\/strong>: 300 pages
\nPublisher:<\/strong> Triarchy Press (2015)<\/p>\n
\nLanguage:<\/strong> English
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