Che cosa srsquo;intende per spazio e per luogo della danza? Che rapporto intrattiene il corpo con questi due termini? E in che maniera lo spazio contribuisce; poi; alla creazione coreografica? Che ruolo occupa a livello drammaturgico e nella relazione con il pubblico?Con un excursus che attraversa la danza postmoderna americana; il teatro-danza tedesco; la non danza europea; la danza urbana e la danza drsquo;autore; particolarmente italiana; il volume presenta una riflessione inedita dellrsquo;interazione tra danza e spazio; illustrandone i nodi concettuali e le principali tipologie nel confronto con gli sviluppi storici; sociali ed estetici del secondo Novecento.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. It is still the greatest American novelBy Gregory S. MartinezThis is one of the greatest novels written by an American. This is a rich; complex; vivid novel. There are so many layers to this novel that it rewards multiple readings. You can read it as the story of an unformed youth developing a moral conscience. You can read it as a story scorning America for its original sin of slavery. You can read it as a withering satire of the Gilded Age and the frontier. You can read it as the story of a young person scarred by the abuse of an alcoholic parent. Theres so much to see in this marvelous book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. American classicBy Golf-4-lifeExcellent American ClassicMy son really enjoyed the book. We live near Hannibal so it spurred a trip to see all of the famous Twain sights. I know the book has fallen out of favor with many school districts because of its racial language in describing Jim. If this is a problem there are many websites that explore the relationship of Jim and Huckleberry Finn. The story in essence provides a realistic account of early American river town thoughts and language. Should continue to be read by everyone.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Chuck is a great characterBy E. J. GuedezA great work of fiction Mark Twain is a master storyteller. It took me 94 pages; about a third of the book; to learn that Huck is about 13 years old. And those long paragraphs; threaded skilfully with commas; semicolons; and "ands" that dance; sing and joy throughout the book. And Huck likes to play with the truth; fooling people in unbelievable arguments; just for the joy of it.
