Dancing: A Nonverbal Language for Imagining and Learning
作者： Judith Lynne Hanna
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摘要: Definition Dance is human behavior composed of purposeful, intentionally rhythmical, and culturally influenced sequences communicative nonverbal body movement stillness in time, space, with effort. stylizes movements, some from everyday life, a degree conventionality or distinctive imaginative symbolization. Each dance genre has its own ▶ aesthetic (standards appropriateness competency).
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