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Working Group: Choreography and Corporeality

The Choreography and Corporeality Working Group brings together critical perspectives from the humanities, social sciences, computing and neurological sciences, and the performing and media arts to explore the persistent materialization of corporeality – body – as a mode by which people understand the world. Co-convened by Thomas F. DeFrantz (African and African American Studies & Dance) and Gustavo Furtado (Romance Studies).

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    — January 31, 2017 —

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    — February 14, 2017 —

  • Regalia: Plantation Lullabies of Royalty

    — March 3, 2017 —

  • Luis Paredes – “Dancing Many Memories: Choreographing a New National Family”

    — April 11, 2017 —

  • Rachmi Diyah Larasati – “Dance, Body, and the Possibility of Critique”

    — April 20, 2017 —

  • The Future of Reenactment: A Debate About the Significance and Potential of Reenactment as a Cultural Practice

    — April 20, 2017 —

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    — February 16, 2018 —

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