Nordic Dance Spaces: Imagining and Practicing a Region
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Nordic Dance Spaces : Imagining and Practicing a Region. / Vedel, Karen Arnfred (Redaktør); Hoppu, Petri (Redaktør).
Ashgate, 2014. 212 s. (The Nordic Experience, Bind 4).Publikation: Bog/antologi/afhandling/rapport › Antologi › Forskning › fagfællebedømt
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TY - BOOK
T1 - Nordic Dance Spaces
T2 - Imagining and Practicing a Region
A2 - Vedel, Karen Arnfred
A2 - Hoppu, Petri
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - This volume identifies different kinds of dance activities and examines their distribution and modes of operation across and beyond the Nordic region. The focus of the research is on dance and how it moves between different locations, organizations and networks of individuals. The study integrates three complementary perspectives. One looks at the interplay between politics and larger global flows on the one hand and the movements of dance and dancers on the other. Another looks at the contribution of localized activities such as dance festivals, competitions and cultural mobility pro-grammes to the transnational movements within dance. The third looks at the ways in which the impact of the transnational context is supported, resisted or commented upon either by the general public, in the dance itself or by the dancers themselves. The book presents a critical analysis of cul-tural location, relocation and dislocation. The chapters of the volume contribute to our understand-ing of the underlying processes and structures that have created dance spaces in their multiple forms in the Nordic countries over a span of a hundred years.
AB - This volume identifies different kinds of dance activities and examines their distribution and modes of operation across and beyond the Nordic region. The focus of the research is on dance and how it moves between different locations, organizations and networks of individuals. The study integrates three complementary perspectives. One looks at the interplay between politics and larger global flows on the one hand and the movements of dance and dancers on the other. Another looks at the contribution of localized activities such as dance festivals, competitions and cultural mobility pro-grammes to the transnational movements within dance. The third looks at the ways in which the impact of the transnational context is supported, resisted or commented upon either by the general public, in the dance itself or by the dancers themselves. The book presents a critical analysis of cul-tural location, relocation and dislocation. The chapters of the volume contribute to our understand-ing of the underlying processes and structures that have created dance spaces in their multiple forms in the Nordic countries over a span of a hundred years.
M3 - Anthology
SN - 978-1-4094-7001-4
T3 - The Nordic Experience
BT - Nordic Dance Spaces
PB - Ashgate
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