Dancing Revolution: Bodies, Space, and Sound in American Cultural History (Music in American Life)
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Dancing Revolution: Bodies, Space, and Sound in American Cultural History (Music in American Life)

by Christopher J. Smith

American History Dance Studies Music and Culture
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Dancing Revolution explores how bodies, space, and sound intersect in American cultural history. With dance and music at its center, this scholarly work considers movement as an important way to understand cultural expression and the experiences that shape American life.

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Dancing Revolution examines the relationship between bodies, space, and sound in American cultural history.

Positioned within the Music in American Life series, the book considers dance as a subject connected to musical and cultural experience.

Its focus brings movement and performance into conversation with broader questions about American life and cultural expression.

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