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virtual powers: a standalone construct

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Dance studies

the claim that dance creates an illusion of interacting forces and powers, its primary apparition, rather than showing real bodily effort.

In dance studies, virtual powers refers to the claim that dance creates an illusion of interacting forces and powers, its primary apparition, rather than showing real bodily effort. This meaning comes from Langer (1953) in Feeling and Form.[1]

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References

Langer, S. K. (. (1953). Feeling and Form. Macmillan Pub Co. ISBN 9780023675003

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