Spring 2023 
    
          
    
          Meeting:
        MWF 10:30am - 12:20pm
                  SLN:
        13242
        Section Type:
        Lecture
        Joint Sections:
        
                          DANCE 545 A                       
        Instructor:
        
      
                          THE BODY ELECTRIC: CONTEMPORARY
                          AMERICAN PERFORMANCE AT THE NEXUS
                          OF DANCE & THEATER
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                          W CREDIT OPTION AVAILABLE
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                          REGISTRATION QUESTIONS?
                          CONTACT DANCEADV@UW.EDU
                      
        Catalog Description:
        Explores how and why dance styles, aesthetics, and values change over time, linking these shifts to broader historical, technological, political, and cultural movements. Through study of specific dancers, choreographers, communities, and practices, students investigate how dance reflects and in turn reshapes social, cultural, and political ideals and debates in distinct historical moments. Topics vary and may include experiential movement. Recommended: at least one quarter of dance study or equivalent; and either DANCE 150 or at least one dance studies course with substantial reading and writing components.
        GE Requirements Met:
        Social Sciences (SSc)
                      Arts and Humanities (A&H)
                  Credits:
      3.0
      Status:
      Active
      Last updated:
      October 31, 2025 - 2:46 pm
      