Beyond “Somatophobia”: Phenomenology and Movement Research in Dance

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Karen Barbour
Department of Sport and Leisure Studies, The University of Waikato

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No. 4 (2005): movement
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Karen Barbour, Department of Sport and Leisure Studies, The University of Waikato

Karen Barbour is a Lecturer in dance in the Department of Sport and Leisure Studies at The University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand. Her research interests include epistemology, feminist choreographic practices, contemporary performance, collaborative artistic research, and alternative writing practices to express lived experiences.