Dancing to Transform RELIGION / Religious Intolerance

Dancing to Transform RELIGION / Religious IntoleranceUses original studies of four dance companies to examine the religious lives of American Christians who are also professional dancers. Explores how practices of dancing and Christianity, and experience and performance contexts influence and shape approaches to creating, transforming and performing dance. 10 b w illus.

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