When men dance : choreographing masculinities across borders /
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2009.
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Table of Contents:
- Maverick men in ballet: rethinking the making it macho strategy / Jennifer Fisher
- What we know about boys who dance: the limitations of contemporary masculinity and dance education / Doug Risner
- Is dance a man's sport too? The performance of athletic-coded masculinity on the concert dance stage / Maura Keefe
- Transcending gender in ballet's lines / Jill Nunes Jensen
- The performance of unmarked masculinity / Ramsay Burt
- Pricked dances: the spectator, dance, and masculinity in early 18th-century England / John Bryce Jordan
- Gender trumps race? Cross-dressing Juba in early blackface minstrelsy / Stephen Johnson
- Ausdruckstanz, workers' culture, and masculinity in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s / Yvonne Hardt
- Choreographing masculinity: hypermasculine dance styles as invented tradition in Egypt, Iran, and Uzbekistan / Anthony Shay
- Native motion and imperial emotion: male performers of the orient and the politics of the imperial gaze / Stavros Stavrou Karayanni
- Ibrahim Farrah: dancer, teacher, choreographer, publisher / Barbara Sellers-Young
- From gynemimemis to hypermasculinity: the shifting orientations of male performers of south Indian court dance / Hari Krishnan.
