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Dance in West Africa : Analysis and description in relation to aspects of communication theory / Ulrike Groß

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Format:
Book
Thesis/Dissertation
Author/Creator:
Groß, Ulrike, Author.
Series:
Internationale Hochschulschriften 673
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
West Africa.
Togo.
Ghana.
Ewe.
non-verbal communication.
gestures.
body language.
Soziolinguistik.
Local Subjects:
West Africa.
Togo.
Ghana.
Ewe.
non-verbal communication.
gestures.
body language.
Soziolinguistik.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (176 p.)
Edition:
1st, New ed.
Place of Publication:
Münster Waxmann 2020
Biography/History:
Ulrike Groß studied Phonetic Sciences, Linguistics and Slavonic Languages at the University of Cologne; Dance at Laban Centre London and in Westafrican Countries. She also studied Fine Arts at the University of Zuid Limburg, Academie Beeldende Kunsten, Maastricht, NL. Her research interests are in Non-verbal Communication and Phonetics in Second Language Acquisition.
Summary:
The study centres on the subject of Dance in West Africa, namely a dance of the Ewe in Southern Ghana. Although modernity is having an adverse effect on traditional dancing, it is still important in the society and may be viewed as a mirror of culture. The objectives are to describe the dance and embed this form of expression within a theoretical framework. Every movement has a meaning and in this way it is possible to explain a whole story, a person is speaking through dance.
Notes:
Doctoral Thesis Köln
ISBN:
3-8309-8874-5
Publisher Number:
9783830988748

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