Solo Dance In Archaic And Classical Greek Literature: Representing The Unruly Body Sarah Olsen Cambridge University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction

“Ancient Greek Dance” Traditionally Evokes Images Of Stately Choruses Or Lively Dionysiac Revels – Communal Acts Performance This Is The First Book To Look Beyond Chorus Diverse And Complex Representation Solo Dancers In Archaic Classical Literature It Argues That Dancing Alone Signifies Transgression Vulnerability Cultural Imagination As Isolation From Marks Separation Individual A Range Social Structures Also Demonstrates Dancer Powerful Figure For Literary Exploration Experimentation Highlighting Importance Singular Body Articulation Poetic Narrative Generic Interests Across Taking Comparative Approach Engaging With Current Work Dance Studies Reveals Profound Unruly Ancient World Σελίδες: 257 Διαστάσεις: 15 1X15 1Cm