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Bodily rhythms: Corporeal capacities to engage with festival spaces

Michelle Duffy, Gordon Waitt, Andrew Gorman‐Murray, Chris Gibson

2010-05-01articleEmotion, space and society133 citationsclosed

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Sound Studies and Aurality Arts and Performance Studies Urban and sociocultural dynamics

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