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ZP2A: GV1627 .D355 2009
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"Selected bibliography on folk, ritual, and social dance in Greater Mexico": p. [383]-401.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [403]-429) and index.
c. 1: H31585 JUL 28 2009. Gift: Heard Museum Guild Library Fund, $25.86. Ordered from: YBP Library Services.
Heard Museum Library - Call 602-252-8840 for information.
Contents:
- Embodied recuperations : performance, indigeneity, and danza Azteca / Elisa Diana Huerta
- The Zapopan dancers : reinventing an indigenous line of descent / Renée de la Torre Castellanos
- La feria de enero : rethinking gender in a ritual festival / Xóchitl C. Chávez
- Dancing to "Whittier Boulevard" : choreographing social identity / Marie "Keta" Miranda
- Creating agency and identity in danza Azteca / María Teresa Ceseña
- The semiotics of land and place : matachines dancing in Laredo, Texas / Norma E. Cantú
- Dancing to the heights : performing Zapotec identity, aesthetics, and religiosity / Adriana Cruz-Manjarrez
- Traditional dances of the Sierra Norte of Puebla : identity and gender relations / Alberto Zárate Rosales
- ¿Por qué estás aquí? : dancing through history, identity, and the politics of place in Butoh ritual mexicano / Shakina Nayfack
- El baile de los elotes : the corn dance / José Sánchez Jiménez
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- The matachines danza as intercultural discourse / Brenda M. Romero
- The Ballet Folklórico de México and the construction of the Mexican nation through dance / Sydney Hutchinson
- Dancing culture : a personal perspective on folklórico / Rudy F. García
- The Mexican danzón : restrained sensuality / Susan Cashion
- Gender as a theme in the modern dance choreography of Barro Rojo / Nancy Lee Chalfa Ruyter
- Staging authenticity : theorizing the development of Mexican folklórico dance / Olga Nájera-Ramírez
- Dance, politics, and cultural tourism in Oaxaca's Guelaguetza / Chris Goertzen
- Bailando para San Lorenzo : Nuevo Mexicano popular traditional musics, ritual contexts, and dancing during Bernalillo fiesta time / Peter J. García
- Folklórico in the United States : cultural preservation and disillusion / Russell Rodríguez
- Zapateado Afro-Chicana fandango style : self-reflective moments in zapateado / Martha González.
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