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pedestrian movement: a standalone construct

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pedestrianmovement1 CONSTRUCTPedestrian movementBANES · DANCE STUDIES

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Dance studies

everyday movements, such as walking and carrying, used as dance material in place of trained, virtuosic steps.

In dance studies, pedestrian movement refers to everyday movements, such as walking and carrying, used as dance material in place of trained, virtuosic steps. This meaning comes from Banes (1980) in Terpsichore in sneakers.[1]

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References

  1. Banes, S. (1980). Terpsichore in sneakers: Post-modern dance. Houghton Mifflin. ISBN 9780395282120

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