Contact improvisation and dance narratives – body memory and embodied knowledge

Forfattere

  • Hilde Rustad Norges idrettshøyskole

Nøgleord:

Dance-based research, autoethnography, body archive, intercorporeality, contact improvisation

Resumé

This article concerns embodied
knowledge closely connected to
dance experience. I position my
research project primarily on three
autobiographic dance narratives
concerning my involvement with
the dance genre known as contact
improvisation (CI). In making the
argument that practicing CI creates
experience and knowledge that become
embedded in the body, I attempt to give
the dancing body an “audible voice”,
and apply theoretical concepts that are
helpful in interpreting and elaborating
my narratives.

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Forfatterbiografi

Hilde Rustad, Norges idrettshøyskole

Hilde Rustad is currently employed as
post-doctoral research fellow at The
Norwegian school for sport sciences.
Rustad has a Nordic master of arts in
dance studies from the Norwegian
university of science and technology. She
is educated dancer and choreographer
at the Amsterdam School of the Arts,
School for new dance development. She
is a board-member of the Nordic Forum
for Dance Research, NOFOD.

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Publiceret

2020-06-15