Dancing Modernism/Performing Politics by Mark Franko. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1995. Xvi + 192 pp., photographs, appendix, notes, bibliography, index. $29.95 clothbound; $12.95 paperbound.

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Introduction 1. The Invention of Modern Dance 2. Bodies of Radical Will 3. Emotivist Movement and Histories of Modernism: The Case of Martha Graham 4. Expressivism and Chance Procedure: The Future of an Emotion 5. Where He Danced Appendix: Left-Wing Dance Theory: Articles on dance from New Theatre, New Masses, and Daily Worker Notes Bibliography Index

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