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fall and recovery: a standalone construct

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Dance studies

Doris Humphrey's principle that dance lives in the arc between yielding to gravity and recovering balance.

In dance studies, fall and recovery refers to Doris Humphrey's principle that dance lives in the arc between yielding to gravity and recovering balance. This meaning comes from Humphrey (1959) in The art of making dances.[1]

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References

  1. Humphrey, D. (1959). The art of making dances. Grove Weidenfeld. ISBN 9781852730536

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