Kaiso!; writings by and about Katherine Dunham.
0299212742Kaiso!; writings by and about Katherine Dunham.
Ed. by VeVe A. Clark and Sara E. Johnson.
U. of Wisconsin Press
2005
698 pages
$24.95
Paperback
Studies in dance history
GV1785
Trained as an anthropologist at the University of Chicago, Katherine Dunham combined her interest in dance and anthropology by linking the form and function of Caribbean dance and ritual to their African sources. This collection of Dunham's essays on dance and anthropology, press reviews, interviews and chapters from her unpublished memoir has been revised and expanded with recent scholarly articles.
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