Titlebook: Choreographic Dwellings; Practising Place Gretchen Schiller (Canadian Choreographer and Prof Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Corpographia: A Processual Concept of the Urban Body,of ., which gave rise to this term, are discussed in this chapter: . (Salvador 27–31 October 2008); . 2 — . (Alagados, Salvador 27–30 November 2010 and Maré, Rio de Janeiro 20–22 November 2010); . (Salvador 23–27 April 2012 and Paris 2013).

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Practising Place,logical and dwelling as choreographic and traces the expansion of our thinking the choreographic. The first section asks in what way ‘place studies’ — a philosophical, psychological and geographical approach to thinking embodied place — adds an interdisciplinary dimension to our extension of the not

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Game Maps: Parkour Vision and Urban Relations,nding and locating the self within urban architectural space’ (Lamb 2008, 2). Lamb’s approach to looking at the ‘corporeal connection with architecture’ (Lamb 2008, 2) focuses on one half of the pursuit of Parkour, the perceivable output. Yet, without the imagination or vision that Parkour requires,

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Practising Heritage: Weaving Actions and Meaning in the , places where sounds were recorded. The result was an acoustic map that changed over time according to people’s perceptions and interpretations of their environmental setting. By combining mobile computing, collaborative web mapping and a tangible social interface, the project combined elements of s

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