revised formations, post-discplinary dance

Authors

  • MJ Thompson Concordia University

Abstract

How might the performative qualities of dance revise the disciplinary structure of the university?

Author Biography

MJ Thompson, Concordia University

MJ Thompson is a writer and teacher working on dance, performance, and visual art. She is Assistant Professor, Interdisciplinary Studies and Practices, at Concordia University in Montreal. Her articles have appeared in Ballettanz, Border Crossings, The Brooklyn Rail, Canadian Art, Dance Current, Dance Ink, Dance Magazine, The Drama Review, Women and Performance, Theatre Journal, and elsewhere.

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Published

2016-11-24

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2016)

Section

Forum

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