Dance Scholars: Dance and Politics
Description: This quiz is designed to test your knowledge about the relationship between dance and politics, as well as the role of dance scholars in understanding this relationship. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: dance politics dance scholars |
Which dance scholar coined the term "choreopoetics" to describe the study of dance as a form of cultural and political expression?
According to dance scholar Sally Banes, how does dance function as a form of political resistance?
Which dance scholar has written extensively about the relationship between dance and nationalism?
What is the name of the dance scholar who has written about the politics of spectatorship and the role of the audience in dance performance?
Which dance scholar has argued that dance can be a form of embodied knowledge that can challenge dominant narratives and power structures?
What is the name of the dance scholar who has written about the relationship between dance and the state, particularly in the context of authoritarian regimes?
Which dance scholar has argued that dance can be a form of cultural diplomacy that can bridge divides between different cultures and communities?
What is the name of the dance scholar who has written about the relationship between dance and social justice, particularly in the context of marginalized communities?
Which dance scholar has argued that dance can be a form of resistance to oppression and a means of empowerment for marginalized groups?
What is the name of the dance scholar who has written about the relationship between dance and the environment, particularly in the context of climate change?
Which dance scholar has argued that dance can be a form of healing and reconciliation in the aftermath of trauma and conflict?
What is the name of the dance scholar who has written about the relationship between dance and technology, particularly in the context of digital media and virtual reality?
Which dance scholar has argued that dance can be a form of political protest and a means of challenging dominant ideologies?
What is the name of the dance scholar who has written about the relationship between dance and the body, particularly in the context of gender and sexuality?
Which dance scholar has argued that dance can be a form of cultural resistance that challenges dominant narratives and power structures?