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200 14$aThe Language of Dance$fMary Wigman ; translated from the German by Walter Sorell ; photographs by Charlotte Rudolph
210   $cWesleyan University Press$d1974
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215   $a1 online resource (1 EPUB unpaged) : $cillustrations (some color), portrait
300   $aTranslation of "Sprache des Tanzes."
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330   $aMary Wigman was one of the most celebrated dancer/choreographers of the modern era, and was an iconic figure in Weimar German culture. She was known for her incorporation of non-Western instrumentation and dance, as well as for pioneering work in dance therapy. In addition to documenting important cultural history, this autobiography demonstrates Wigman?s personal passion and her role in shaping the art form.
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702   $aRudolph$b Charlotte$f1896-1983,
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