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kinesthetic imagination: a standalone construct

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Performance studies

Roach's term for memory held in movements and gestures, a way of thinking through bodies that lets cultures remember and reinvent.

In performance studies, kinesthetic imagination refers to Roach's term for memory held in movements and gestures, a way of thinking through bodies that lets cultures remember and reinvent. This meaning comes from Roach (1996) in Cities of the dead.[1]

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References

Roach, J. R. (1996). Cities of the dead. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231104616

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