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Dance studies

Lepecki's term for moments of stillness in dance that interrupt the expectation of constant movement and raise critical questions.

In dance studies, still-act refers to Lepecki's term for moments of stillness in dance that interrupt the expectation of constant movement and raise critical questions. This meaning comes from Lepecki (2006) in Exhausting Dance.[1]

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References

Lepecki, A. (2006). Exhausting Dance. Routledge. ISBN 9780415362542

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