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Ebooks available free of charge to Members of the International Dance Council CID.

Catalogue

1.  Diaz Benavides, Daniel (ed.): Cuerpos y folklore(s). Herencias,

     construcciones y performancias, III.

2.  Naerebout, Frederick & Raftis, Alkis: Joannes Meursius and his "Orchestra,    

     sive de saltationibus veterum" of 1618, the first monograph on ancient

     Greek dance since Antiquity. Athens, Greek Dances Theatre "Dora Stratou",

     2002.

3.  Nehmat Kaur Dhillon: Dancing prayer. A transpersonal & transcendent

     experience through dance energy.

     For Mac users

     Nehmat Kaur Dhillon: Dancing prayer. A transpersonal & transcendent

     experience through dance energy.

     For Windows users

4.  Karsavina, Tamara: Ballet technique. London, Adam and Charles Black,

     1957.

5.  The art of dance Pieces of art by many artists on Dance

6.   Leeper, Janet: English ballet. London and New York, King Penguin Books,

      1945, 55 p.

7.   Woodward, Ian: Ballet. England, Ladybird Books, 1969.

8.   Thompson, C.J.S. : Dancing. London, Collins Publishers, 1971, 26 p.

9.   Bohme, Fritz: Der tanz in der Kunst. Stuttgart, Heilbronn, Walter Seifert,

      1924.

10. Die Bedeutendsten Tanzbilder von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart.

11.   Raftis, Alkis: Danse et poésie. Anthologie internationale de poèmes sur la

     danse, 3ème édition augmentée. Athènes, Théâtre de danses grecques

     'Dora Stratou' , 2014, 621 p.

12.   Kondratova, Aelita (ed.): Proceedings of the 36th World Congress on Dance

      Research, Saint Petersburg, 2013. Saint Petersburg, 2015.

13. Vellozo, Marila & Rafael Guarato: Dança e política : estudos e práticas. Curitiba, Kairós Edições, 2015. 

14. Manganelli, Jorge: De Milonguas y Milonguero. Buenos Aires : Comisión para la Preservación del Patrimonio. Cultural de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, 2008.



For more e-Books or printed Books on dance contact Ms. Anastassia Anastassopoulou, member of the International Dance Council CID at www.dance-library.gr

 
 
Mr. Alkis Raftis
 
 
 
Raftis, Alkis: Traditional work attitudes in the building trades (in Greek), Mining World 95, 11-12. Athens, 1982.
 
Raftis, Alkis:Mule-caravans. Past centuries' transporters in Greece (in Greek), Greece and International Transport 25, 22-24. Athens, 1982.
 
Raftis, Alkis:The body as carrier of social history (in French), 4th Conference of the Association of Educators in Expression and Communication, 101-126. Grenoble, 1983.
 
Raftis, Alkis:  Shared tasks and communal celebrations in rural Greece,  with Gillian Bottomley, Journal  of Intercultural Studies 5/1, 22-32. Sydney, 1984.
 
Raftis, Alkis:  Tradition and folklore in Greek dance (in Greek), Kanonaki 1, 38-41. 
Athens, 1984.
 
Raftis, Alkis:  The body as carrier of local history (in French), Danse et Enseignement, 17-18. Dijon, 1984.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The IOFA office in Athens, Contact, Winter 1985, 24-26.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Dance in GreeceΛαογραφία newsletter of the international greek folklore society, Vol. 2, No. 8, 2-7, California, U.S.A., 1985.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Système social et système de danse: La ronde à Karpathos, 2ème Congrès International sur la Recherche en Danse, Université de Paris-Sorbonne, Paris 29/09/1986-03/10/1986. Paris, 1986.
 
Raftis, Alkis: 8.  A Systems-Theory approach to the study of dance-related social activities (with Stavros Goutsos), 1st International Conference "Folk Dance Today", 51-57. Athens, International Organization of Folk Art, 1987.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Dance and society in Greece (in Japanese), Bulletin of the Japanese-Greek SocietyTokyo, 1987.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Relationships between song and dance in Karpathos (with Marigoula Kritsioti). 1st International Conference "Folk Dance Today", 87-98. Athens, International Organization of Folk Art, 1987.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The body as carrier of social history. Greek dance (in French), La Recherche en Danse 4, 43-54. Paris, 1988.
 
 
Raftis, Alkis: Scientific research and publication on dance in Greece - An overview"International Conference "Beyond Performance: Dance Scholarship Today". Berlin, International Theatre Institute, 1988.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The principles and the end of folk dance3d World Conference "Folk Dance and Education"Athens, International Organization of Folk Art, 1989.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Methodology of research in Dance Ethnography (in French), 4th International Congress on Dance Research. Paris, Universityof Paris IV Sorbonne, 1989.
 
Raftis, Alkis: A sociological survey on dance (in Greek), Choros 6, 4-63. Athens, Dance and Eurythmics Society, 1989.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Are folk dancers allergic to text?CIOFF General AssemblyPovarska-BystrizaCzechoslovakia, 1989.
 
Raftis, Alkis: For a natural nutrition in music and dance (in Greek), Natural Nutrition and Life 12, 65-67, Athens, 1989.
 
 
Raftis, Alkis: Reprinted in Super Strength 3-4, 52-53. Thessaloniki, 1990and in Selides, 23, 50-51, Athens, 1993.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Dance research information sources in Greece3d International Conference on Dance ResearchMoreliaMichoacanMexico, Dance Committee of the International Theatre Institute, 1990.
 
Raftis, Alkis:  What is corporate culture, and what it is not (in Greek), Manager 10, 45-46. Athens, 1990.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The body as carrier of social history. Greek dance (in Greek), Choros 12, 36-42. Athens, Dance and Eurythmics Society, 1990.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Four poems on women dancers (in Greek), Graphi 10, 325-331. Larissa, 1990.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Tänze mit Objekten in Griechenland (Dances with Objects in Greece), with F. Chormova, International Conference on Dance Research, Budapest, 1990.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The ethnographical study of enterprise culture. Notes for the post-graduate course in management. Paris, University of Paris IX Dauphine, 1990.
 
Raftis, Alkis: A call for a new breed of folk dance teachersDance Studies 14, 65-71. Jersey, Centre for Dance Studies, 1991.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Ancient Greek dance in modern times bibliography (in Greek), Stadion 2/2, 113-120. Athens, 1991.
 
Raftis, Alkis: A proposal for the European Diploma in Dance (in Greek), Choros (Dance) 4, 18-19. Athens, Dance and Eurythmics Society, 1991.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Culture as a total productInternational Folklore Conference "Dance - Courses and discourses"Lisbon, INATEL, 1991.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Auf der Suche nach einem neuen Typus von Volkstanz-LehrernTanzen 9/10, 14-18. Stuttgart, Deutscher Bundesverband Tanz, 1992.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The legacy of Dora StratouDance Studies 16, 35-55. Jersey, Centre for Dance Studies, 1992.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Cultural identity and nationalist tendenciesWorld Conference of the IOFASarvarHungary, 1992. Reprinted in: Viltis 51/5, 24-25. Denver, Co. USA, 1993.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The musical archive of the "Dora Stratou" Theater, with particular emphasis on Macedonian music (in Greek), National Conference "Traditional song in Macedonia", 101-113. ThessalonikiMusic Center of the Municipality of Thessaloniki, 1993.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Traditional therapeutics in Loupsiko (Lykorrachi), Konitsa, before 1940 (in Greek, with Chryssoula Tsiou), International Nursing CongressAthensUniversity  of Athens Faculty of Nursing, 1995.
 
Raftis, Alkis: A short essay on the Tsifteteli dance (in Greek), En Choro (Dancing) 12, 6. Athens, Dance and Eurythmics Association, 1995. Reprinted in Tradition and dance, 1996.
 
Raftis, Alkis: A living museum for folk danceUNESCO Courrier, 01/1996. Published in 30 languages and braille by the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization).
 
Raftis, Alkis: Costumes for spectacle and knowledge (in Greek), Time in Art, 31-34. Athens, Association of Antiquaries and Art Dealers, 1997.
 
Raftis, Alkis: La danza ethnografica in Grecia, Sardegna Mediterranea 2, 50-56. Oliena/Sardegna, Associazione Culturale Sardegna Mediterranea, 10/1997.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Dance in Greece, International Encyclopedia of Dance, New YorkOxfordUniversity Press, 1998.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Dance scholarship in GreeceInternational Encyclopedia of DanceNew YorkOxford University Press, 1998.
 
Raftis, Alkis: La primogenita nella danza a ScarpantoSardegna Mediterranea 4, 21-27. Oliena/Sardegna, Associazione Culturale Sardegna Mediterranea, 10/1998.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Danse, tradition et managementManagement et Conjoncture Sociale 544, 46-51. Paris23/11/1998.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Zur Tanzerziehung in GriechenlandInformationen zum Tanz 24, 30-38. Remscheid, Deutscher Bundesverband Tanz, 1998.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Fidelity instead of authenticity, 8th European Conference of the IOV, Bucharest 10-16/08/1999.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Quando in Sardegna I mufloni erano tantiSardegna Mediterranea 6, 3-9. Oliena/Sardegna, Associazione Culturale Sardegna Mediterranea, 10/1999.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Greek dance and Dora Stratou (in Greek), Kathimerini, 7 Days SupplementGreece in the 20th century, 1950-1960, 37-38. Athens28/11/1999.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Dance: From the village square to the ballroom and the scene, Greek song in the 20th century (in Greek), The Sunday Ethnos, 82-85. Athens, December 1999.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Werktreue statt AuthentizitätTanzen 2000/1, 11-12. HeroldstattGermany, 1st quarter 2000.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Educational programs, cultural exchanges and tourist-oriented activities regarding non-material folk culture, Acts of the UNIMED Symposium “Non-material cultural heritage in the euro-mediterranean area”, 237-245. Roma, Università degli Studi Roma Tre, 2000.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Episodi di brigantaggio ottocentescoSardegna Mediterranea 8, 10-17. Oliena/Sardegna, Associazione Culturale Sardegna Mediterranea, 2000.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Two Histories, Tradition and Art 054, pp. 3-4, Athens, International Organization of Folk Arts, November-December 2000.
 
 
Raftis, Alkis: Intangible Heritage, Tradition and Art 061, p. 12-13, Athens, I.O.F.A., January – February 2002.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Save our Dances, Tradition and Art 062, p. 19, Athens, I.O.F.A., March - April 2002.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Phantom cultural organizations (in Greek)Tradition and Art, 68. AthensIOFA, 03/2003, p. 9-13. Reprinted in the magazine Anti, 790. Athens, 13/06/2003, p. 54-56.
 
Raftis, Alkis: The mode of naming dances. The socio-cultural context of a Macedonian dance tradition (with Anna Lazarou & Philippos Philippou, Maria Michaltsi & Fani Lazarou), Studia Choreologica, 6. Poznan, Poland, Fundacja Instytut Choreologii, 2004, p. 25-47.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Libros de historia de la danzaChile Danza, 13. Santiago de Chile, Departamento de Danza de la Facultad de Artes de la Universidad de Chile, 2008, p. 19-23. 
 
Raftis, Alkis: A satellite view of dance in the world. Tendencies, transformations and technologyShanghai International Dance Fair, 25/09/2010-30/09/2010, Shanghai, China
 
Raftis, Alkis: Dance in Greece in the 20th century (in Greek), Alter Vita, Athens, 2011, p. 42-44.
 
Raftis, Alkis: Stopping the decline of folk dance groups, Notiziario UFI, June 2011
 
Raftis, Alkis: VII International Contest for choreographers and ballet masters, Novosibirsk, february 1-5, 2012
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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The Ancinet Greek Drama in the light of Orchesis

 

"Αncient myths, traditional civilization and contemporary dance theatre", 18th International Congress on Dance Research, Argos, 3-7/11, 2004.

 

"The social character of ancient dance as contribution to the psychophysical balance of man, 3rd world conf., 107-108. Athens: IOFA, 1989.

 

"Following the traces of Dionysus. Dance-Body-Theatre. A theoretical and practikal workshop", 16th International Congress on Dance Research, Corfu, p.371-372. 30/10-03/11, 2002.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Full texts of books are accepted too.

 

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References of works should be in our format:

FamilyName, GivenName: TitleOfText. Place, Publication, Year.

See details of references below.

 

   At the end of your text write:

Your full name in English and in your native language.

Full contact details: Postal address, phone numbers, email address, website

Short description of your studies and career.

   Send your text to the email address you will find at     www.cid-portal.org

Write your name in the Subject Line of your message to distinguish from spam and allow faster processing.

                     

 

 International Dance Council  -  Conseil International de la Danse

                      CID  c/o UNESCO, 1 rue Miollis, FR-75732 Paris 15, France

                      Tel. +33 1 4568 4953    Mob. +33  7 7842 1789  

                      www.cid-portal.org

 

 

 

 

Guidelines for submissions

 

1.  Reference style

A reference has four parts, in the following order.

 

1.1.  Authors

Names of persons authoring. Includes editors, reviewers, compilers etc.

 

1.2.  Title of text

Complete title of the text. Includes subtitle.

If the text is not in English write translation of the title to English, then in brackets the original language, for example (in Russian).

 

1.3.  Publication

Include place, publisher, year of publication, page numbers, ISSN or ISBN.

 

1.4.  Keywords

Relevant words on the subject which are not found in the title, or themes developped, geographical areas, applications, methods used.

If too many keywords, we will include the first ones only.

 

 

 

 

2.  Text style

 

2.1.  Top of text

Start with full name of authors, then title of text, then subtitle, then short publication details.

Eventually continue with an abstract.

 

2.2.  Main text

We advise to have all parts of the text numbered, just like the present guidelines.

Include in numbering preface, introduction, conclusions, postface.

 

2.3.  Bottom of text

Write again authors' names, draw a line, then write under the line:

-  Full publication details (name and contact details of publisher or of event where the text was presented, date, ISBN or ISSN)

-  Names and contact details of authors, eventually a short biographical text for each author or link to website where a biography can be found.

 

 

 

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3.1.  Filename

Can be any filename since another filename will be given by our operator.

 

3.2.  Format

Send texts in  .doc or in  .pdf  format.

Send by email as attached file - there is no automatic submission.

All texts are subject to revision by a competent person.

Texts not relevant to our goals will not be included.

 

3.3.  Identification

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