David Gere Books
Looking Out: Perspectives On Dance And Criticism In A Multicultural World
By Elizabeth Zimmer, Lewis Segal, David Gere, Dance Critics Association, Coeditors, Lewis Segal, Patrice Clark Koelsch, Elizabeth Zimmer, Patrice Clark Koelsch
Looking Out Is The First Collection Of Writings To Address The Impact Of Multiculturalism On The Dance World. It Is Unique In Offering Various Perspectives, Enlisting Leading Dance Critics, Perform...
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How To Make Dances In An Epidemic: Tracking Choreography In The Age Of AIDS
By American Council Of Learned Societies, David Gere
Annotation David Gere, Who Came Of Age As A Dance Critic At The Height Of The Aids Epidemic, Offers The First Book To Examine The Interplay Of Aids And Choreography In The United States, Specifical...
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Taken By Surprise
By Ann Cooper Albright, David Gere
Taken By Surprise : Improvisation In Dance And Mind / Susan Leigh Foster -- Exposed To Gravity / Bruce Curtis -- Dance : A Body With A Mind Of Its Own / Ruth Zaporah -- The Cutting Edge Of Awarenes...
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Taken By Surprise
By Ann Cooper Albright, David Gere
First comprehensive overview of improvisation in dance.This collection of classic and new writings on dance improvisation brings together 21 essays by prominent dancers, scholars and historians. Un...
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How To Make Dances In An Epidemic: Tracking Choreography In The Age Of AIDS
By American Council Of Learned Societies, David Gere
Annotation David Gere, Who Came Of Age As A Dance Critic At The Height Of The Aids Epidemic, Offers The First Book To Examine The Interplay Of Aids And Choreography In The United States, Specifical...
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How To Make Dances In An Epidemic
By American Council Of Learned Societies, David Gere
Annotation David Gere, Who Came Of Age As A Dance Critic At The Height Of The Aids Epidemic, Offers The First Book To Examine The Interplay Of Aids And Choreography In The United States, Specifical...
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Dance, Human Rights, And Social Justice
By Germaine Acogny, Ya Ping Chen, Naomi Jackson, Marjorie Agosín, Judith Lynne Hanna, Nicholas Rowe, Mary Fitzgerald, Marion Kant, Toni Shapiro-Phim, Ananya Chatterjea, Elizabeth Aldrich, César Delgado Martínez, Carol Anderson, Allison Singer, Sophiline Cheam Shapiro, Linda Frye Burnham, Judith Kajiwara, David Gere, Judith Brin Ingber, Amber Gray, Anthony Shay, Janice Ross, Sal Murgiyanto, Gaby Aldor, Ralph Lemon, David Alan Harris, Yunyu Wang, Alito Alessi, Wyatt Bessing, Joan Huckstep, Robin Lakes, Cecilia Olsson, Lemi Sala Ponifasio, Maysoun Rafeedie
Dance, Human Rights, and Social Justice: Dignity in Motion presents a wide-ranging compilation of essays, spanning more than 15 countries. Organized in four parts, the articles examine the regulati...
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Through Positive Eyes
By Gideon Mendel, Richard Gere, David Gere, Mary Bowman
Through Positive Eyes Features Photographs And Stories From Ten Cities Around The World By 130 Hiv-positive Artivists, Many Using Cameras For The First Time. Originated As Part Of The Global Make A...
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How To Make Dances In An Epidemic : Tracking Choreography In The Age Of AIDS
By American Council Of Learned Societies, David Gere
Annotation David Gere, Who Came Of Age As A Dance Critic At The Height Of The Aids Epidemic, Offers The First Book To Examine The Interplay Of Aids And Choreography In The United States, Specifical...
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