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Dance studies

early twentieth-century concert dance that rejected ballet's codified vocabulary to express inner experience through movement invented for each work.

In dance studies, modern dance refers to early twentieth-century concert dance that rejected ballet's codified vocabulary to express inner experience through movement invented for each work. This meaning comes from Martin (1933) in The modern dance.[1]

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  1. Martin, J. J. (1933). The modern dance. A.S. Barnes and company, incorporated. ISBN 9780871272720

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