at last, together

pp.1-20

pp.23-44

pp.45-65

dance and meaning in the anthropocene

pp.67-80

a perspective from Aotearoa New Zealand

pp.83-100

pp.101-115

the healing dance of Kalahari bushmen and the native American ghost dance religion

pp.117-133

Christian trance dance in late medieval Losev and early nineteenth-century America

pp.135-151

pp.155-165

visibility and freedom in choreographic practice

pp.167-183

an aesthetics for dance and for life

pp.185-203

pp.207-225

pp.227-243

male identity and representation in umfundalai

pp.245-260

pp.263-280

pp.281-291

honoring Caroline Plummer

pp.293-306

a feminist, cognitive, phenomenological perspective on creativity in dance

pp.307-324

a Nordic affiliation

pp.327-345

pp.347-364

pp.365-382

South African students dance for self, other and society

pp.383-400

embodiment, complexity, transformation

pp.401-421

pp.425-439

pp.441-457

pp.459-474

building positive peace

pp.475-493

pp.495-512

pp.515-525

performance, self-actualization and the elderly

pp.527-544

questions of origin

pp.545-548