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Dance studies

the study of dance as cultural and social behaviour, which Hanna treats as meaningful nonverbal communication.

In dance studies, anthropology of dance refers to the study of dance as cultural and social behaviour, which Hanna treats as meaningful nonverbal communication. This meaning comes from Hanna (1979) in To dance is human.[1]

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Hanna, J. L. (1979). To dance is human. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780292780422

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