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ChoreophobiaAnthony Shay

Choreophobia

1999235 pages
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"Choreophobia is the term coined by Dr. Anthony Shay, in this first full-length study of Iranian dance, to characterize the widespread ambiguous and negative reactions to solo improvised dance, the most popular dance form in the Iranian world. This dance form appears to constitute an ambiguous, powerful, and highly negative symbol in Iranian society. The central project of this study, designed for both scholars and general readers, is to identify and analyze what factors currently contribute and have historically contributed to the ambiguous position solo improvised dance occupies in an…

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  • Hardcover · English · 1999
    Mazda Publishers · 235 pages · 9781568590837
DanceImprovisation in danceFolk dancingAnthropological aspects