Histories, Theories, Performances Shay, Anthony (Hrsg.) creator aut text 1980 monographic und eng

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397 Seiten Introduction: Dance in the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia.- Part 1: The Arab World.- Chapter 01: Belly Dance: Somatic Ways of Improvising Happiness.- Chapter 02: Dancing Bodies, Religion, and Gender in Egypt.- Chapter 03: Song in Najib Mahfuz Palace Walk: Recreating and Appreciating the Diegetic Soundtrack of a Modern Egyptian Novel.- Chapter 04: Bourdieus Thinking Tools Applied to Bellydance Research.- Chapter 05: Representations and paradoxes in the practice of belly dance in Egypt and Brazil.- Part 2: The Turkish World.- Chapter 06: Anatolian Folklore and the Construction of a New Turkish Identity.- Chapter 07: Halay: From Ritualistic Circle Dance to Political Act in Turkey.- Chapter 08: Motion and Transcendence in Euro-Turkic Context: the Alevi Semah.- Chapter 09: Standing in the D©Đar: Shrinking the Body Towards the Vertical Axis in Alevi Rituals.- Part 3: The Iranian World.- Chapter 10: What Can Dance and Other Non-Dance Patterned Movement Systems Tell Us about Iranian Society?.- Chapter 11: The Quotidien and Cinematic Lives of Iranian Cabaret Dancers in Twentieth-Century Iran.- Chapter 12: Iranian Dancers Perform Despite Restrictions: Navigating a Sociopolitical Obstacle Course.- Chapter 13: Examining Dance as a Third Space in the Iranian Diaspora.- Chapter 14: Contemporizing Iranian Dance: The Importance of Using Pedagogy Rooted in Traditional Iranian Dance Aesthetics to Explore Current Themes. E-Book / Zugriff nur im Lesesaal 9783032075932 http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=4431764 http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=4431764 920527 20260617155501.0 BV005305351