The 'Female' Dancer aims to question dancers' relationships with 'female' through the examination and understandings of biological, anatomical, scientific, and self-social identity.
The 'Female' Dancer aims to question dancers' relationships with 'female' through the examination and understandings of biological, anatomical, scientific, and self-social identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Claire Farmer is a senior lecturer in Dance Science at Middlesex University, UK. Helen Kindred is a senior lecturer in Dance at Middlesex University, UK.
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Introduction Claire Farmer and Helen Kindred PART I: Bodily knowledge 1. Growing up in dance: Experiencing the pubertal transition in leotard and tights Siobhan Mitchell 2. Female dancer hormone health Nicky Keay 3. Female dancers: food, nutrients and body composition Jasmine Challis 4. Ballet culture and body image in recreational dance training Rebekah Wall 5. A somatic approach to audiencing Carolina Bergonzoni 6. Embodied experience of bodies with breasts Amelia Millward and James Brouner PART II: Moving through change 7. Strength training considerations for female dancers Claire Farmer 8. Pelvic floor considerations for female dancers through the lifespan Brooke Winder 9. Improvising with the pain(s) of endometriosis Kate March 10. The pregnant dancer Chloe Hillyar 11. Fascia illuminated May Kesler 12. FEMALEtraces Helen Kindred and Sandra Sok The embodied archive of the self Celia Shaw Morris PART III: Taking up space 13. Sustaining a dance career as a parent Lucy McCrudden and Angela Pickard 14. Dancer (noun)-mother, daughter, sister, colleague, partner, warrior, sorceress, friend Erica Stanton 15. Are you a leader? The L word that women in dance fear Avatâra Ayuso 16. Coming out is a protest: A score for ritual queer emergence Kars Dodds 17. Geometry of gender: Analysing the anatomical specifications of a Bharatanatyam dancer Shreya Srivastava and Shilpa Darivemula PART IV: Embodied wisdom 18. Foregrounding (the) self in dance practice Gemma Harman and Jayne McKee 19. There's wisdom in them bones-Moving beyond the shape Janine Cappello 20. The trees, my pelvis and dancing through a life Celeste Nazeli Snowber 21. Dancing to live Stella Eldon 22. Body scapes: Celebrating seasonality of well¿being in somatic dialoguing with the natural world Anna Dako in collaboration with Martina Polleros SCORE-FEMALEtraces Helen Kindred and Sandra Sok
Introduction Claire Farmer and Helen Kindred PART I: Bodily knowledge 1. Growing up in dance: Experiencing the pubertal transition in leotard and tights Siobhan Mitchell 2. Female dancer hormone health Nicky Keay 3. Female dancers: food, nutrients and body composition Jasmine Challis 4. Ballet culture and body image in recreational dance training Rebekah Wall 5. A somatic approach to audiencing Carolina Bergonzoni 6. Embodied experience of bodies with breasts Amelia Millward and James Brouner PART II: Moving through change 7. Strength training considerations for female dancers Claire Farmer 8. Pelvic floor considerations for female dancers through the lifespan Brooke Winder 9. Improvising with the pain(s) of endometriosis Kate March 10. The pregnant dancer Chloe Hillyar 11. Fascia illuminated May Kesler 12. FEMALEtraces Helen Kindred and Sandra Sok The embodied archive of the self Celia Shaw Morris PART III: Taking up space 13. Sustaining a dance career as a parent Lucy McCrudden and Angela Pickard 14. Dancer (noun)-mother, daughter, sister, colleague, partner, warrior, sorceress, friend Erica Stanton 15. Are you a leader? The L word that women in dance fear Avatâra Ayuso 16. Coming out is a protest: A score for ritual queer emergence Kars Dodds 17. Geometry of gender: Analysing the anatomical specifications of a Bharatanatyam dancer Shreya Srivastava and Shilpa Darivemula PART IV: Embodied wisdom 18. Foregrounding (the) self in dance practice Gemma Harman and Jayne McKee 19. There's wisdom in them bones-Moving beyond the shape Janine Cappello 20. The trees, my pelvis and dancing through a life Celeste Nazeli Snowber 21. Dancing to live Stella Eldon 22. Body scapes: Celebrating seasonality of well¿being in somatic dialoguing with the natural world Anna Dako in collaboration with Martina Polleros SCORE-FEMALEtraces Helen Kindred and Sandra Sok
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