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Dance: Transcending Borders

By Sarkar Munsi Urmimala (ed.)

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Contents  

Acknowledgements
Foreword MOHD ANIS MD NOR
Introduction URMIMALA SARKAR MUNSI
Contributors

The Asia-Pacific

Remembering Chandra: Points of Reference in the Here and Now RUSTOM BHARUCHA

Dancing Divine Iconographies in Southeast Asia MOHD ANIS MD NOR

From Preserving National Forms to Reviving Traditions for the World: Some Recent Uses of Classical Dance from Mainland Southeast Asia PORNRAT DAMRHUNG

Connectivity: Dancing Bodies Linking Culture, Site and Technology CHERYL STOCK

Boundaries and Beyond: Problems of Nomenclature in Indian Dance History URMIMALA SARKAR MUNSI

The Americas

One Plus One Equals Three [or more]: Dance Diversity as Intercultural Dialogues in the Pacific Islands ADRIENNE L. KAEPPLER

Lost Dances: Preserving the Works of Canadian Contemporary Choreographers MARY JANE WARNER

Dance's Diversity: A US Perspective RANDY MARTIN

Caribbean Dance within Cultural and Economic Globalization YVONNE DANIEL

Problems and Ideas Regarding Mexican Dance in the 1970s MARGARITA TORTAJADA-QUIROZ

Europe

Indonesian Dance Performance in Britain: Transnational Futures? ALESSANDRA LOPEZ Y ROYO

Global and Local: Tracing a Danced and Musical Mosaic JANET ADSHEAD-LANSDALE

Dance and the Shifting Sands of Multiculturalism: Questions from the United Kingdom ANDRÉE GRAU

Cross-Culturalism in Dance: A Historical and Ideological Analysis ANNE DÉCORET-AHIHA

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