Editorial highlights choreography's role in connecting language, body, and societal influences, implying significant cultural interplay.
This issue brings together writing that traces how choreography moves between past and present, language and body, feeling and dissent. Across these articles, dance becomes a way of noticing the forces that shape us and brings us into relation. Together, the authors show choreography as expanded practices that think, listen and intervene in the world.
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