.... Embracing an interdisciplinary approach, and on foot of arts-based research in the form of inclusive dance, this article aims to re-construe the inherent dimensions of accessibility as a normative concept. It puts forward an ‘embodied understanding’ of accessibility with a view of advancing existing legal...

... infrastructures legal dance Danish National Research Foundation 10.13039/501100001732 DNRF169 This contribution to the timely JRS Special Issue on Transdisciplinary Approaches to Refugee Law seeks to explore one possible path ahead from what has so far proven to be a normative impasse...

.../ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract The geranos dance, which imitated Theseus’ mimetic replication of the labyrinth’s winding passages, was the central component of an annual theōric delegation...

...Margaret J Couvillon; John Hainze; Connor Bizon; Lindsay E Johnson; Ian F McKellips; Benjamin E McMillan; Bradley D Ohlinger; Robert B J Ostrom; Roger Schürch; Amr Mohamed Table 1. Number of honey bees that performed a waggle dance (dance propensity, one of our secondary outcomes) in each...

... passacaille, it is possible to note not only common structural features, but also the corresponding narrative role taken by the respective scenes in which each dance features. It will be argued that the use of such an identifiably French element in Dennis and Eccles’s work represents a conscious dramaturgical...

... programmes like Falls Management Exercise (FaME) [ 12 , 13 ] and Otago [ 14 , 15 ] have established effectiveness and are recommended by the United Kingdom (UK) Public Health England as having positive return on investment [ 16 ]. Dance is an enjoyable and sociable form of exercise [ 17–22 ]. The ProFANE...

.... 1 Methods pipeline. Abstract Dance and music are well known to improve sensorimotor skills and cognitive functions. To reveal the underlying mechanism, previous studies focus on the brain plastic structural and functional effects of dance and music training. However, the discrepancy training...

... and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) statement ( 30 ). Its protocol was registered on PROSPERO (CRD42023395526). Detailed eligibility criteria are presented in Table 1 . Briefly, dance exergaming studies (both peer-reviewed and gray literature) involving older adults ≥60 years old (healthy or those with diseases...

... permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Over several years, the German/Sri Lankan NGO VisAbility has been pioneering a mix of inclusive dance with rights education and advocacy to empower persons with conflict...

...Graham Sadler In an article for the April 1980 issue of Early Music, I argued that operas of the Lully-Rameau period were routinely performed at the Académie royale de musique (the Paris Opéra) without the participation of chordal continuo instruments in the dances and, from the mid-1710s...

... OR tumour OR tumor OR carcinoma OR lymphoma OR leukemia OR neoplasm) and (active treatment OR inactive treatment OR radiotherapy OR chemotherapy OR survivor) and (dance OR dance therapy OR dancing OR movement to dance, NOT dance movement therapy...

... at eight urban and rural community sites by a community facilitator who provided health education and logistical support, and a kumu hula or alakaʻi hula who served as the dance educator. The dance educators were responsible for leading the 60-min hula classes twice a week for the first 3 months, and once...

... Riepel’s rule for minuet writing: the beginning should consist of recognizable Zweyer and Vierer (two- and four-measure groups). ²⁰ Minuets written for dancing rarely isolate two-measure groups with such emphasis and consistency—actual ballroom dance does not require...

...Jamilah Ahmad; Charles Okwuowulu; Bernice Sanusi; Samson Adedapo Bello; Felix Olajide Talabi; Ngozi Udengwu; Verlumun Celestine Gever The objective of this study was to examine the impact of social media-based dance therapy in reducing depression symptoms among Nigerians who were displaced...

... and the targeted status of an ever-evolving yellow peril. I highlight the nuances of such abjection through a “lacking personality” metanarrative imposed on Asian-American finalists on the reality television show, So You Think You Can Dance (SYTYCD). I forward an Asian-American rhetorical...

... been a high rate of land conversion from natural habitat to corn and soybean cultivation in regions that represent the premier summering ground for honey bees (Apis mellifera L.), potentially impacting their foraging ecology ( Otto et al. 2016 ). Video recordings of waggle dances were subsampled...

... in the long term [ 24 ], and catastrophization in the short term [ 26 ]. Other strategies of activity pacing could assist in pain coping with an emphasis on meaningful activities [ 27 ]. Therefore, the use of dance could fit into the biopsychosocial model of health care. Dance is defined as “a series of steps...

... Registration Number NCT04788238 Cognitive decline Cognitive-motor training Dance exercise Pilot study Fellowship Scheme of the Research Grants Council PF18-22792 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China For a small to moderate effect size in global cognition ( Gavelin et al., 2021...

...Kara Yoo Leaman Many foregoing analytical studies of choreography, including those of Balanchine ballets, have taken the phenomenological approach used in dance studies, in which the analyst describes pre-reflective, pre-objective sensations (insofar as this is possible) of moving and watching...

...David X Marquez; JoEllen Wilbur; Susan Hughes; Robert Wilson; David M Buchner; Michael L Berbaum; Edward McAuley; Susan Aguiñaga; Guilherme M Balbim; Priscilla M Vásquez; Isabela G Marques; Tianxiu Wang; Navin Kaushal Physical activity Latin dance Hispanic Aging Older adults National Institute...