Isabelle Launay discusses the cultures of forgetting and citation in dance, exploring how memory and reference shape the evolution and perception of dance practices.
Céline Roux examines the developments and challenges of performative dance in the French choreographic field from 1993 to 2003, highlighting key trends and transformations during this period.
Sylvia Faure provides a historical sociology of the choreographic field, examining the relationships between the body, knowledge, and power within the context of dance.
SanSan Kwan examines the temporal and contextual boundaries of contemporary dance, questioning when and how dance practices are classified as contemporary within historical and cultural frameworks.