Thinking in Four Dimensions: creativity and cognition in contemporary dance

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Melbourne UP (2005)
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Introduction Robin Grove and Shirley McKechnie In, the Australian Research Council (ARC) funded a project named Unspoken Knowledges, the aim of which was to ...

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Growing Choreography.Joshua Tyler, Sasha Budinki Anton & Kristina Chan
Show me what you just did.Robin Grove
Thinking in four dimensions: Creativity and cognition in contemporary dance.Robin Grove, Catherine Stevens & Shirley McKechnie
Why do we like to dance and sing.  (pages 14--28)Stephen Malloch
Moving and Thinking Together in Dance.  (pages 51-56)John Sutton
Navigating fine lines.  (pages 57--80)Sue Healey
Dancing memes, minds and designs.  (pages 81--94)Shirley McKechnie
In the Air: Extracts from an Interview with.  (pages 95)Chrissie Parrott
In the Air: Extracts from an interview with Chrissie Parrott.  (pages 95--106)M. Potter
Observer response to contemporary dance.  (pages 107--121)Renee Glass
Trans-disciplinary approaches to research into creation, performance, and appreciation of contemporary dance.  (pages 154--168)Catherine Stevens
Appendix 2: Creating Red Rain: Choreographer Anna Smith's annotations of video, March-September 1999.  (pages 203)Anna Smith

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