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Dancing Revolution: Bodies, Space, and Sound in American Cultural History

By Christopher J. Smith

Book information

Publisher
University of Illinois Press
Year
2019
ISBN
2018059613, 2019013274, 9780252051234, 9780252042393, 9780252084188
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
2 MB (2044916 bytes)
Pages
\281
Library
Memory of the World Library
Time added
2021-07-11 04:59:35

Description

Cover Title Copyright Contents Preface Acknowlegdments Introduction: “Callin’ out, around the world . . .” Chapter 1. Sacred Bodies in the Great Awakenings Chapter 2. A Tale of Two Cities I: Akimbo Bodies and the English Caribbean Chapter 3. Spaces, Whistles, Tags, and Drums: Irruptive Noise Chapter 4. A Tale of Two Cities II: Festival and Spectacle in the French Caribbean Chapter 5. Utopian Movements and Moments: Shakers and Ghost Dancers Chapter 6. Blackface Transformations I: Modernism, Primitivism, and Race Chapter 7. Blackface Transformations II: Voyeurism, Identity, and Double-Consciousness Chapter 8. Body and Spirit in a Post-1960s World: Hippies, Queens, Punks, and B-boys Chapter 9. Street Dance and the Dream of Freedom: “It’s an invitation across the nation . . .” Notes Index

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