FYS 108B EMBODIED RESISTANCE

A critical investigation of dance as resistance and social protest.  Students will examine educational, dance, and social science theories and methods through Afro-diasporic dance.  Considerations of text, film, and performance will address the ways in which narratives of social protest are embodied and resistance to social injustice is enacted.  Students will dance at least once a week.  No previous dance background is required. 

 

Credits

4

Registration Restrictions

Open to first year students only.

Enrollment Limit

Enrollment limited to 16 students.

Attributes

MOIE, W