Dance with me: ballroom dancing and the promise of instant intimacy

Julia A. Ericksen

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Arts and Performance Studies Photography and Visual Culture Diversity and Impact of Dance

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Preface: The Passion Acknowledgments Introduction to Photographing Emotion, by Jonathan S. Marion Introduction: Entering the World of Ballroom ? The Purchase of Instant Intimacy ? The Th rill of Performance and the Agony of Competition ? The Economics of Ballroom ? Feeling the Dance, Showing the Magic ? The Tan, the Hair, the Makeup: Embracing the Look ? Taking the Lead: The Male Dancer ? Beyond the Glamour: The Female Dancer ? The Music Hasn't Stopped: Th e Aging Dancer ? Connection Is Key Glossary Notes Bibliography Index About the Author

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