Inclusive Dance Working patterns and practices

Inclusive Dance Working patterns and practicesThis book is about dance and movement involving visually impaired and sighted participants, about social and cultural inclusion facilitated by touch based methods. Case studies and vignettes provide thick descriptions of the practice Contact Improvisation and reveal how lives change, how sociocultural inclusion is imperative. 35 b w illus.

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