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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 5 (2015) - Articles
  Global Corporeality: Collaborative Choreography in Digital Space
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Conversation with Boxing Gloves Between Chamecki and Lerner
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Articles
  Bodies, Camera, Screen: Eiko & Koma’s Immersive Media Dances
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Articles
  Faces, Close-ups and Choreography: A Deleuzian Critique of So You Think You Can Dance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Interviews
  “Looking Back”: A Conversation with Katrina McPherson
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Editorial
  From the Editors
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Editorial
  From the Incoming Editors
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Editorial
  Editorial
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 4 (2014) - Full Issue
  Full Issue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 5 (2015) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Crowd-Sourced Filmmaking: Despair is Your Friend
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 5 (2015) - Interviews
  Mobilizing Subjectivity: An Interview with Victoria Marks
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 5 (2015) - Editorial
  Editors’ note: On Community, Collaboration, and Difference
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 5 (2015) - Full Issue
  Full Issue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Articles
  Hybrid Texts, Assembled Bodies: Michel Gondry's Merging of Camera and Dancer in "Let Forever Be"
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Articles
  New Materials: Natural Elements and the Body in Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Articles
  The Meaning of the Moves: Gestural Mythologies and the Generic Film
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Review: Dance Fort: A History by Bebe Miller
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Screendance Cannot be Everything: Defining the Form Ten Years after the (Hu)manifesto
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Interviews
  Screendance: Learning, Teaching, Living
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Editorial
  IJSD Volume 6 Editorial: Field Perceptions
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 6 (2016) - Full Issue
  IJSD Volume 6 2016 Field Perceptions: Full Issue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 8 (2017) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Visual Politics in American Dance Film: Representation and Disparity
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 8 (2017) - Articles
  Intimate Encounters: Screendance and Surveillance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 8 (2017) - Articles
  Movements of Media in Yvonne Rainer's Hand Movie (1966) and Richard Serra's Hand Catching Lead (1968)
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 7 (2016) - Articles
  Trauma and Dissociation in All This Can Happen
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 3 (2013) - Articles
  Maya Deren: A Prologue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 3 (2013) - Articles
  Pas de deux for Dancer and Camera in Maya Deren’s Films
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 3 (2013) - Articles
  "Art Is Energy": Barbara Hammer Speaks with Sarah Keller about the State of Experimental Cinema after Maya Deren
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 8 (2017) - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Dance on Camera at 45
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 8 (2017) - Interviews
  An Interview with Eiko Otake
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 8 (2017) - Editorial
  IJSD Volume 8 Editorial: Solo/Screen
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 8 (2017) - Full Issue
  IJSD Volume 8 2017 Solo/Screen: Full Issue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 9 (2018) - Articles
  Magic Mike, Dirty Dancing, and the (Empty) Promise of Heteromasculinity
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 9 (2018) - Articles
  Curatorial Practices for Intersectional Programming
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 9 (2018) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Danced Out: When Passing For Almost Straight Is Not Enough
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 9 (2018) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Narrative Shifts: Race, Culture, and the Production of Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Articles
  Anti-Gravitational Choreographies: Strategies of Mobility in Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Articles
  F a l l i n g . . . on screen.
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Articles
  The Logic of the Copy, from Appropriation to Choreography
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Articles
  In and Out of Place: Site-based Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Cutting Rhythms: A New Perspective on the Rhythmic and Choreographic Nuances of the Edit
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Articles
  Toward a Definition of Moving-Picture Dance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Full Issue
  The International Journal of Screendance 2010
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Articles
  Excavating Genres
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 9 (2018) - Articles
  "Fresher Than You": Commercial Use of YouTube-Native Dance and Videographic Techniques
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Editorial
  Screendance: The Practice in Print
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Articles
  The Dance-In and the Re/production of White Corporeality
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Articles
  Trans-Screens of Gender and Jewishness in Jill Soloway's Transparent: Post-Network TV and the Screendance Scene
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Articles
  Digital Dance Criticism: Screens as Choreographic Apparatus
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Articles
  Mr. Gaga: Embodying the Exceptionalism of Ohad Naharin
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  On Watching Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Interviews
  What Are We Doing?
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Charles Atlas. Edited by Lauren Wittels. Contributions by Charles Atlas, with the assistance of Johanna Fateman, Stuart Comer, Douglas Crimp, Douglas Dunn, Lia Gangitano. 2015. Munich, New York: Prestel, 303 pp, chiefly color screen stills. $75 hardcover. ISBN: 9783791381008
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Consuming Dance: Choreography and Advertising by Colleen Dunagan. 2018. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 264 pp.48 screen stills. Paperback $29.95. Hardcover $99.00. ISBN: 9780190491376
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Interviews
  Pathways, Histories, and ScreenDance Diaries: Sarah Elgart in Conversation
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 11 (2020): Expanded Screendance - Articles
  Navigating Hyperrealities: Tamil Film (Kollywood) Choreography as Screen Dance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Editorial
  Editorial: Screendance Now
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Making Video Dance: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Dance for the Screen (2nd ed), by Katrina McPherson. 2018. London and New York: Routledge. 280 pp. Black and white images. $120 hardcover. ISBN 978-1-13-869912-0. $31.96 paperback. ISBN 978-1-13-869913-7. Website: www.makingvideodance.com.
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  The Tensions of Technē: On Heidegger and Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Moving Across Time with Words: Toward An Etymology of Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  The Sorrow and the Pithy: Six Short Statements on Heidegger and Technology
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Reflections on Heidegger: Performing Translations in Active Space Environments
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  The Twins Paradox: Bifurcation & Unification
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Introduction: Amelia Jones
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Notation Score as Embodied Documentary Presence: A Response to Amelia Jones's "'Presence' in Absentia"
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Mobile Media Performances as Asynchronous Embodiment
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 10 (2019) - Full Issue
  IJSD Volume 10 2019 Screendance Now: Full Issue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Introduction: Rosalind Krauss
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Screendance: The Aesthetics of Ironic Consciousness
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Screendance: Aesthetics of Media and Consumer Visual Culture
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  The Kraussian Condition of the Medium
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Articles
  Video and its Narcissistic Potential in Dance: Four Examples in Video Art and Experimental Film, Stage Dance, and Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 11 (2020): Expanded Screendance - Articles
  Reflections on Regards Hybrides, an International Forum (2019, Second Edition)
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Reflection on Teaching Dance on YouTube: Negotiating Between Maintaining a Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and Participating in the Commercialized Realities of Teaching Dance Online
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Articles
  Movement as Medicine and Screendance as Survivance: Indigenous Reclamation and Innovation During Covid-19
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Extended Beings: Screendance as a Reflective and Interrogative Tool During Covid-19
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Honoring the Unseen
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Notes on Pandemic-Era Screendance-making
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Articles
  The Homebody During/In Crisis
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 11 (2020): Expanded Screendance - Articles
  Evolving the field: Interviews with Naomi Macalalad Bragin and Cara Hagan
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 11 (2020): Expanded Screendance - Book, Film, and Event Reviews
  Review: Perpetual Motion: Dance, Digital Cultures, and the Common by Harmony Bench (2020)
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  TikTok, Friendship, and Sipping Tea, or How to Endure a Pandemic
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Provocations and Viewpoints
  Considering the Power of the Camera in a Post-Pandemic Era of Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Roundtables
  TikTok and Short-Form Screendance Before and After Covid
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Roundtables
  Screendance Festivals and Online Audiences
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Editorial
  Editorial: This Is Where We Dance Now
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Full Issue
  IJSD Volume 12 2021 This Is Where We Dance Now: Covid-19 and the New and Next in Dance Onscreen: Full Issue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 5 (2015) - Interviews
  Being a Video-Choreographer: Describing the Multifaceted Role of a Choreographer Creating Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 3 (2013) - Editorial
  After Deren
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Full Issue
  IJSD Volume 2 2012 Scaffolding the Medium
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 1 (2010) - Interviews
  Bob Lockyer
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 9 (2018) - Editorial
  Editorial: Screening the Skin: Issues of Race and Nation in Screendance
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 2 (2012) - Editorial
  Editorial: Scaffolding the Medium
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 12 (2021) - Interviews
  "Double-tap, 'That Was Really Dope'": A Conversation on Breaking on Instagram with Tsiambwom Akuchu and Alexandra Harlig
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 7 (2016) - Full Issue
  IJSD Volume 7 2016 All This: Full Issue
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• The International Journal of Screendance Vol. 9 (2018) - Full Issue
  IJSD Volume 9 2018 Screening the Skin: Issues of Race and Nation in Screendance Full Issue
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