Dance On! I invite you to apply Embodied Research and Creative Research methodologies and epistemologies in your research journey.
I will be introducing a few approaches to guide you through this journey of research, exploration and experimentation.
Research: To Learn about History
Keyword Search Examples
African Dance
African American Dance
African diaspora movement
African diaspora and dance
Diaspora Dance
Afro-Caribbean Dance
Afro-Latin and Dance
Afro-Cuban and Dance
Research: Context, Connections, Intersectionality
Compare the Searches Below
African diaspora :: as context
African diaspora and dance :: making connections
Afro-Caribbean and Katherine Dunham :: moving toward specificity
Katherine Dunham and African diaspora and dance :: moving toward specificity
African dance and diaspora and Katherine Dunham and decolonization :: explore intersectionality
Research: Explore Subjects
Dance- Africa
African American dance -- History
African Americans -- Social life and customs
Research: Explore Methodology, Theory, Epistemology
Embodied Research
Creative Research
Performative Writing (vs. Dance Criticism)
Writing about Dance
Dunham Technique
Critical Race Theory
Decolonization
Racism
Critical Postcolonial Dance
Research: Dance Forms, Dancers | Choreographers, Dance Company
African Dance
Traditional African Dance
North African dance
Ghana Dance
(Bamaya or Baamaaya)
Black Social Dance
Jazz Dance
Havana Club Rumba
Germaine Acogny
Alvin Ailey and Revelations
Kyle Abraham/Abraham in Motion and Meditation: A Silent Prayer
Black Girl: Linguistic Play and Camille A. Brown
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Dance On! Journey On!
Be Resourceful.
Be Creative.
Be Joyful.
Stay Open.
Stay Pliant.
