Women and dance: sylphs and sirens

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Diversity and Impact of Dance Theatre and Performance Studies Arts and Performance Studies

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List of Illustrations - Acknowledgements - Introduction - Dancing Hierarchies: Dance in Society - Cultured Bodies: The Social Construction of the Body - Colonised Bodies: The Oppression of Women - Viewing Women: The Production and Reception of Dance - Titillating Tutus: Ballet - Revolutionary Women: Modern Dance - We Say No: Postmodern Dance - Black Power: Black Dance - Beginning Again: New Dance - The Subversives: Women's Dance Practice - Bibliography - Index

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