Refrains for Moving Bodies: Experience and Experiment in Affective Spaces

Derek P. McCormack

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction. Affective Spaces for Moving Bodies 1. Transitions: For Experimenting (with) Experience 2. Rhythmic Bodies and Affective Atmospheres 3. Diagramming Refrains: A Chapter with an Interest in Rhythm 4. Ecologies of Therapeutic Practice 5. Commentating. Semiconducting Affective Atmospheres 6. Moving Images for Moving Bodies 7. Choreographing Lived Abstractions 8. Promising Participation Notes Bibliography Index

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