Dancing Female

Sharon E. Friedler, Susan B. Glazer

I: Matriarchs, Mentoring and Passing on the Heritage; I: Dancers Talk; I: Dancers Talk about Matriarchs, Mentoring and Passing on the Heritage; II: Matriarchs; II: A Portrait of Catherine and Dorothie Littlefield; II: Renate Schottelius: Dance at the Bottom of the World in Argentina; II: Making my Way in Dance; III: Mentoring; III: African American Rhythm Tappers; III: Mentors of American Jazz Dance; III: Body Wisdom; III: Women in Dance in Higher Education; IV: Passing on the Heritage; IV: Fire and Ice: Female Archetypes in American Modern Dance; IV: Sexual Politics; IV: Feminist Theory and Contemporary Dance; II: The Physical Body Theory and Practice and Using the Knowledge; V: Dancers Talk; V: Dancers Talk about the Physical Body, Theory and Practice and Using the Knowledge; VI: The Physical Body; VI: Standing in Awe, Sitting in Judgment; VI: Dance has Many Ages; VI: The Body Never Lies; VII: Theory and Practice; VII: Women's Lives in Dance: A Developmental Perspective; VII: Ballet as a Way of Knowing; VII: Governance and Vision; VII: A Lion in the Laundromat; VII: Love and Power Among the Critics; VIII: Using the Knowledge; VIII: Sensuality and Sexuality as Dual Unity in African Dance; VIII: Political Issues of Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, Artist/Activist; VIII: Seduction in Andalusian Flamenco; VIII: How can the Brown, Female, Subaltern Feminist Speak?; VIII: Sorceress, Imperial Concubine and Dancing Girl