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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
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Ms. Anna Lazou
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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Complete title of the text. Includes subtitle.
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1.3. Publication
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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)
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