Foundation: B-boys, B-girls and Hip-Hop Culture in New York

Joseph G. Schloss

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Music History and Culture Arts and Performance Studies Diversity and Impact of Dance

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 1. Introduction 2. Original Essence of the Dance: History, Community, and Classic B-Boy Records 3. Getting your Foundcation: Pedagogy 4. We Have to Be Exaggerated: Aesthetics 5. In The Cypher: B-Boy Spaces 6. Hate B-Boys - That's What I Break: Battling 7. From Rocking to B-Boying: History and Mystery 8. Conclusions NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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