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245 04 The Oxford handbook of dance and wellbeing /|cedited by
Vicky Karkou, Sue Oliver, and Sophia Lycouris.
246 30 Handbook of dance and wellbeing
264 1 New York, NY :|bOxford University Press,|c[2017]
264 4 |c©2017
300 xxxviii, 968 pages :|billustrations ;|c26 cm.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
490 1 Oxford handbooks
500 Includes forewords by Raymond MacDonald and Sharon
Chaiklin.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Introduction / Vicky Karkou, Sue Oliver, and Sophia
Lycouris -- Part I: Dance and the body -- Introduction to
Part I / Vicky Karkou and Sue Oliver -- The dancing queen:
Explanatory mechanisms of the 'Feel-good effect' in dance
/ Corinne Jola and Luis Calmeiro -- Dance in the body, the
mind, and the brain: Neurocognitive research inspired by
dancers and their audience / Bettina Bläsing -- Subjective
and neurophysiological perspectives on emotion perception
from dance / Marie-Helene Grosbras, Matthew Reason, Haodan
Tan, Rosie Kay, and Frank Pollick -- Evidence-based
BIODANZA programmes for children (TANZPRO-Biodanza) in
schools and kindergartens: Some effects on psychology,
physiology, hormones, and the immune system / Marcus
Stueck and Alejandra Villegas -- Dancing to resist, reduce,
and escape stress / Judith Lynne Hanna -- Body memory and
its recuperation through movement / Heidrun Panhofer --
Listening to the moving body: Movement approaches in body
psychotherapy / Laura Hope Steckler -- Authentic movement
as a practice for wellbeing / Jane Bacon -- Authentic
movement and the relationship of embodied spirituality to
health and wellbeing / Zoë Avstreih -- Reimagining our
relationship to the dancing body / Andrea Olsen -- Part II
: Dance within performative contexts -- Introduction to
Part II / Vicky Karkou and Sophia Lycouris: With a
contribution by Taira Restar on her work with Anna Halprin
-- A greater fullness of life: Wellbeing in early modern
dance / Michael Huxley and Ramsay Burt -- Therapeutic
performance: When private moves into public / Thania
Acarón -- Portals of conscious transformation: From
authentic movement to performance / Marcia Plevin -- Butoh
dance, Noguchi Taiso, and healing / Paola Esposito and
Toshiharu Kasai -- Flow in the dancing body: An
intersubjective experience / Louise Douse -- Common
embrace: Wellbeing in Rosemary Lee's choreography of
inclusive dancing communities / Doran George -- Wellbeing
and the ageing dancer / Jan Bolwell -- Being in pieces:
Integrating dance, identity, and mental health / Mark
Edward and Fiona Bannon -- Writing body stories / June
Gersten Roberts -- (Im)possible performatives: A feminist
corporeal account of loss / Beatrice Allegranti -- Part
III: Dance in education -- Introduction to Part III /
Vicky Karkou and Sue Oliver: With contributions by Julie
Joseph, Jo Bungay-Orr, and Foteini Athanasiadou --
Provoking change: Dance pedagogy and curriculum design /
Ann Kipling Brown -- Pedagogies of dance teaching and
dance leading / Jayne Stevens -- Creative dance in schools
: A snapshot of two European contexts / Sue Oliver, Monika
Konold, and Christina Larek -- Moving systems: A
multidisciplinary approach to enhance learning and avoid
dropping out / Claire Schaub-Moore -- Dance/ Movement and
embodied knowing with adolescents / Nancy Beardall --
Movement therapy programme with children with mild
learning difficulties in primary schools in Saudi Arabia:
Links between motion and emotion / Abdulazeem Alotaibi,
Vicky Karkou, Marietta L. van der Linden, and Lindesay M.
C. Irvine -- Dance movement therapy, student learning, and
wellbeing in special education / Sue Mullane and Kim
Dunphy -- The wellbeing of students in dance movement
therapy masters programmes / Hilda Wengrower --
Cultivating the felt sense of wellbeing: How we know we
are well / Anna Fiona Keogh and Joan Davis --
505 0 Part IV: Dance in the community -- Introduction to Part IV
/ Vicky Karkou and Sue Oliver: With contributions by
Carolyn Fresquez and Barbara Erber -- Free to dance:
Community dance with adolescent girls in Scotland / Anna
Kenrick, Carolyn Lappin, and Sue Oliver -- Methods of
promoting gender development in young children through
developmental dance rhythms: A Kestenberg movement profile
(KMP) dance/ movement therapy approach / Susan Loman --
Together we move: Creating a Laban-style movement choir /
Cynthia Pratt -- Touching disability culture: Dancing
Tiresias / Petra Kuppers: With contributions by Lisa
Steichmann, Jonny Gray, Melanie Yergeau, Aimee Meredith
Cox, Nora Simonhjell, Neil Marcus, Elizabeth Currans,
Amber DiPietra, and Stephanie Heit -- Building relations:
A methodological consideration of dance and wellbeing in
psychosocial work with war-affected refugee children and
their families / Allison Singer -- Reconstructing the
world of survivors of torture for political reasons
through dance/movement therapy / Maralia Reca -- Haunted
by meaning: Dance as aesthetic activism / Sherry B.
Shapiro -- Cultural adaptations of dance movement
psychotherapy experiences: From a UK higher education
context to a transdisciplinary water resource management
research practice / Athiná Copteros, Vicky Karkou, and
Tally Palmer -- Capoeira in the community: The social
arena for the development of wellbeing / André Luiz
Teixeira and Sue Oliver -- The 5rhythms® movement practice
: Journey to wellbeing, empowerment, and transformation /
Mati Vargas-Gibson, Sarena Wolfaard, and Emma Roberts --
Part V: Dance in healthcare contexts -- Introduction to
Part V / Vicky Karkou and Sue Oliver: with contributions
by Chan Nga Shan and Ania Zubala -- Dance movement therapy
in healthcare: Should we dance across the floor of the
ward? / Iris Bräuninger and Gonzalo Bacigalupe -- Dance as
art in hospitals / Diane Amans -- The BodyMind approach:
Supporting the wellbeing of patients with chronic
medically unexplained symptoms in primary healthcare in
England / Helen Payne -- Dance therapy: Primitive
expression contributes to wellbeing / Alexia Margariti,
Periklis Ktonas, Thomas Paparrigopoulos, and Grigoris
Vaslamatzis -- Dance movement therapy: An aesthetic
experience to foster wellbeing for vulnerable mothers and
infants / Elizabeth Loughlin -- Dance movement therapy and
the possibility of wellbeing for people with dementia /
Heather Hill -- Emotions in motion: Depression in dance-
movement and dance-movement in treatment of depression /
Marko Punkanen, SuviSaarikallio, Outi Leinonen, Anita
Forsblom, Kristo Kaarlo Matias Kulju, and Geoff Luck --
(Dis-)Embodiment in schizophrenia: Effects of mirroring on
self-experience, empathy, and wellbeing / Sabine C. Koch,
Janna Kelbel, Astrid Kolter, Heribert Sattel, and Thomas
Fuchs -- Dance/movement therapy and breast cancer care: A
wellbeing approach / Ilene A. Serlin, Nancy Goldov, and
Erika Hansen -- Attending to the heartbeat in dance
mvoement psychotherapy: Improvements in mood and quality
of life for patients with coronary heart disease / Mariam
Mchitarian, Joseph A. Moutiris, and Vicky Karkou.
520 "The Oxford Handbook of Dance and Wellbeing adopts a broad
understanding of wellbeing, considering various
applications of dance in promoting it. The five sections
encompass diverse perspectives on dance and related
movement practices, including (i) physical, socio-cultural
and emotional aspects, (ii) performance, (iii) education,
(iv) community, and (v) dance in health care settings.
Within these diverse contexts, theoreticians, scientists,
researchers and practitioners from around the world engage,
and invited readers to engage, in configuring dance,
wellbeing and creative cross-overs"--|cProvided by
publisher.
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