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2004 Society of Dance History Scholars Conference
Twenty-Seventh Annual Conference
Duke University
Durham, North Carolina
17-20 June 2004
2005 Society of Dance History Scholars Conference
Twenty-Eight Annual Conference
Northwestern University
Evanston, Illinois
9-12 June 2005
CONTENTS OF PROCEEDINGS
Susan C. Cook, Compiler
Duke University: 17-24 June 2004
- Claudia Gitelman Dancing with the GI Bill
- Kimiko Okamoto Discord within Organic Unity: Phrasal Relations between Music and Choreography in Early Eighteenth-Century French Dance
- Grainne McArdle Dance in Dublin Theatres 1729-35
- Vida Midgelow Queer Insertions: Javier de Frutos and the Erotic
- Melissa Blanco Borelli Becomings and Belongings: Lucy Guerin's The Ends of Things
- Jill Nunes Jensen Beyond the Marley: Theorizing Ballet Studio Spaces as Spheres Not Mirrors
- Geraldine Morris Exploring Ashton's Stravinsky Dances: How Research Can Inform Today’s Dancers
- E.F. Winerock Dance References in the Records of Early English Drama: Alternative Sources for Non-Courtly Dancing, 1500-1650
- David Wilson Regional Traditions in the French Basse Dance
- Cynthia Bond Perry Valerie Bettis: Finding Form in The Desperate Heart
- Jonette Lancos Japanese Floating World: The Influence of Ukiyo-e on Early Modern Dance 1890-1930
- Judith Brin Ingber "I Wouldn't Cross the Street to See That": Modern Dancers Who Survived the Holocaust in America
- Juan Ann Tai Paul Taylor's Influence on the Development of Dance in Taiwan
- Barbara Dickinson Walking Miracles: A Process Narrative of an Original Dance/Theater Work Created from Stories Told by Six Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
- Andrea Mantell-Seidel Encounters across Cultures and Communities: El Groupo Cultural Uk'Ux Pop Wuj de Maya and the Isadora Duncan Dance Ensemble
- Hannah Kosstrin Dance in Another Dimension: Investigating Lois Greenfield's Photography
Northwestern University: 9-12 June 2005
- Joanna Bosse Performing Whiteness: An Ethnographic Case Study of Ballroom Dance in Central Illinois
- Wayne Heisler Jr. "Do You Know What You Saw?" Foreign Liquors and Jewish Matzos in Heinrich Kröller's and Richard Strauss's "Whipped Cream" Ballet
- Tamara Tomic-Vajagic Infinite Possibilities: The Use of Formal Elements as a Creative Contribution of Dancers in Performance of Nonrepresentational Ballet, with Specific Reference to Suzanne Farrell
- Annabel Rutherford The Invisible Dance: Oscar Wilde's Influence on the Creation of Serge Diaghilev's Ballets
- Ken Pierce Shepherd and Shepherdess Dances on the French Stage in the Early 18th Century
- Felicity Malloy, Debra Laub, and Philippe Campays Spacemaking: The Landscape of Our Experience
- Claude Conyers Katherine Dunham and the Movies, 1939-1964
- Linda Sears Carnal Glory: The Reinscription of the Gay Male in Dance History
- Carrie Gaiser The "Ruin" of Balanchine's La Valse
- Francie Johnson with Patricia Dye From the Belly of the Drum: Transmitting from the Cultural Center to the Body Through the Pedagogy of Chuck Davis and Katherine Dunham
- Terry Monaghan The Chicago and Harlem Savoy Ballrooms—Different Cultures—Different Fortunes
- Bridget E. Cauthery Zab Maboungou: Trance and Locating Other
- Hema Rajagopalan and Bill Jordan Centering the Classical Dance of India in the Body and the World
- Melissa Teodoro The Displacement of Cumbia's Center: From Religious Processions, to Social Circle Dances, to Urban Carnival Parades
- Vida Midgelow Postfeminist Corporealities and the Choroegraphy of La Ribot
- Isabel Valverde Interfacing Dance and Technology: Towards a Posthuman
- M. Candace Feck Inverse Contextualization: Writing about Dance form the Inside Out
- Susan Tenneriello Allegory, Parody, and a Taste for the Undesirable in Jean-Philippe Rameau's Platée: Poor "Thing," Why Aren't You Laughing?
- Elizabeth Drake-Boyt Upside Down and Inside Out: Ted Shawn's Gnossienne as Avant-garde Art
- Sherrie Barr Finding the Margin in the Center: The Dance Sensibility of Peter DiMuro
- Diane Wawrejko Re-Centring the Centre: Nagrin's Experiments in Interactive Improvisation
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