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All of the works below are by submission or recommendation to We Are Collective.
For your opportunity to share your own critiques, reviews, and analysis of dance or reading recommendations, submit below!
The Library of Analysis
The Library of Analysis consists of literature pertaining to reading dance, choreographing, interpreting dance, and ethnographic study.
Salsa Crossings: Dancing Latinidad in Los Angeles
Cindy García
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Salsa Crossings: Dancing Latinidad in Los Angeles
Cindy García
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DANCE
Edited by Andre Lepecki
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The Page As a Dancing Site
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Various Writers
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Bodies of the Text Dance as theory, Literature as Dance
Ellen Goellher & Jacqueline Shea Murphy
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Siobhan Davies Dance
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Body Space Image
Miranda Tuffnell & Chris Crickmay
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A Choreographer's Handbook
Jonathan Burrows
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Reading Dancing: Bodies & Subjects in Contemporary American Dance
Susan Leigh Foster
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Submission vs Recommendation
A Submission is a work that you, personally, have had a hand in. Whether its an essay, a novella, or short story, it doesn't matter as long as you were the artist (or one of the primary artists) behind the work, and you believe it follows our core values here at We/Are! A Recommendation is a book that you have read and loved, and believe would make a worthy addition to our library.