Titlebook: Dancing Across the Lifespan; Negotiating Age, Pla Pam Musil,Doug Risner,Karen Schupp Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Dancing Un-Visible Bodiesresilience. From her own presence as an experienced, Black, female body in Western dance settings, the author looks at social and cultural theory to describe the older dancer as having many bodies. Akinleye draws on personal reflections gathered over a year of observations of herself taking dance cl

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Dance Me to the End with Love: A Duet with Neuroscience and Dancehrough engaging in dance, and a growing number of dance-based programs directed towards older adults have emerged globally in recent years. This chapter introduces research on the benefits of dance for older adults, particularly those faced with neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson’s (PD)

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Age Appropriate Ideals in Dance Competition Culture: More! More! More!re as an important dance training venue for youth. Like any cultural phenomenon, dance competition culture is shaped by societal norms, which are dynamic. Of particular note in dance competition culture are shifts about what is considered age appropriate technique and artistry, which raises question

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Narratives on Dancing and Expiring: An “End of Life” Autoethnographic Essayons, uniquely prepared him not only for living with a terminal disease but also for dying a good death. His preparedness comes from experiencing a number of “deaths” or expiration dates over his career span as a performer, choreographer, technique teacher, pedagogue, administrator, and scholar. He p

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