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Dance, Movement & Spiritualities (Journal)

ISSN 20517068 , ONLINE ISSN 20517076

Category: Performing Arts

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First published in 2014
2 issues per volume
Current issue
Volume 6. Issue 1-2

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Editor

Amanda Williamson
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (BCU)
amanda@movingsoma.co.uk

Associate Editor

Maisie James
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy
maisie.james10@yahoo.co.uk

Bradford Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
bpkeeney@gmail.com

Hillary Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
hillarykeeney@gmail.com

Eline Kieft
Coventry University
eline.kieft@coventry.ac.uk

Rebecca Weber
Coventry University, UK
beccaweber@gmail.com

Book Reviews Editor & Performance Contact

Dunja Njaradi
University Arts Belgrade, Serbia
dunjanjaradi@fmu.bg.ac.rs

Dance, Movement & Spiritualities explores the relationship between spirituality, dance and movement. This peer-reviewed journal disseminates the idea and findings of practitioners and researchers who are actively and creatively working with spirituality. The journal offers a diverse platform for scholars working within and across the fields of dance studies, theology/religious studies, anthropology, ethnography, sociology, health studies, dance movement psychotherapy, and dance histories. Dedicated to cross-dialogue and the potential inventive perspectives interdisciplinary collaboration generates, the journal aims to progress the academic study of spirituality in dance studies.

The below video introduces Moving Soma Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Therapy ran by DMAS editor, Amanda Williamson.

Editor

Amanda Williamson
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (BCU)
amanda@movingsoma.co.uk

Associate Editor

Maisie James
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy
maisie.james10@yahoo.co.uk

Bradford Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
bpkeeney@gmail.com

Hillary Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
hillarykeeney@gmail.com

Eline Kieft
Coventry University
eline.kieft@coventry.ac.uk

Rebecca Weber
Coventry University, UK
beccaweber@gmail.com

Book Reviews Editor & Performance Contact

Dunja Njaradi
University Arts Belgrade, Serbia
dunjanjaradi@fmu.bg.ac.rs

Editor

Amanda Williamson
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (BCU)
amanda@movingsoma.co.uk

Associate Editor

Maisie James
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy
maisie.james10@yahoo.co.uk

Bradford Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
bpkeeney@gmail.com

Hillary Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
hillarykeeney@gmail.com

Eline Kieft
Coventry University
eline.kieft@coventry.ac.uk

Rebecca Weber
Coventry University, UK
beccaweber@gmail.com

Book Reviews Editor & Performance Contact

Dunja Njaradi
University Arts Belgrade, Serbia
dunjanjaradi@fmu.bg.ac.rs

Editor

Amanda Williamson
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (BCU)
amanda@movingsoma.co.uk

Associate Editor

Maisie James
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy
maisie.james10@yahoo.co.uk

Bradford Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
bpkeeney@gmail.com

Hillary Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
hillarykeeney@gmail.com

Eline Kieft
Coventry University
eline.kieft@coventry.ac.uk

Rebecca Weber
Coventry University, UK
beccaweber@gmail.com

Book Reviews Editor & Performance Contact

Dunja Njaradi
University Arts Belgrade, Serbia
dunjanjaradi@fmu.bg.ac.rs

Notes for Contributors Download

Research into spirituality receives comparatively little attention in western dance practices but Dance, Movement & Spiritualities provides a platform for those practitioners and researchers who are actively and creatively working with spirituality at the centre of their practice/research. Contributions are invited from across disciplines. Articles may range from performance praxis and analysis, composition and aesthetics, Dance Movement Psychotherapy, community practice and holistic pedagogies. Example topics may include, but are not limited to, the following:

The intersections between religion, spirituality and dance
The meeting points between health, movement and spirituality
The cultural production and historization of spirituality in relation to the growth of dance and movement practices
Spirituality, gender and dance/movement
The impact of secularization on Dance Education
Connections between philosophy, spirituality and dance/movement
The emergence and appreciation of new forms of spiritual dance in Western contexts otherwise undocumented (both popular and academic)
The documentation of spiritual forms associated with institutionalized religion
Dance/movement forms aligned with non-institutionalized spirituality (evolving forms linked to New Age Spirituality and the holistic spirituality paradigm)
Secular spiritualities underpinning practice, performance and pedagogy
Postmodern spiritualities underpinning practice, performance and pedagogy
Movement/dance forms conversant with Feminist Spirituality
Embodied and somatic spiritualities
Jungian/post-Jungian dance/movement forms
The influence of non-Western/Eastern sacred narratives as they continue to inform Western dance practice
Intercultural, cross-cultural and multicultural perspectives
Creative transformation and life-force celebration
Shamanic dance traditions

All contributors will receive a free PDF copy of their final work upon publication. Print copies of the journal may also be purchased by contributors at half price.

Editor

Amanda Williamson
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (BCU)
amanda@movingsoma.co.uk

Associate Editor

Maisie James
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy
maisie.james10@yahoo.co.uk

Bradford Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
bpkeeney@gmail.com

Hillary Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
hillarykeeney@gmail.com

Eline Kieft
Coventry University
eline.kieft@coventry.ac.uk

Rebecca Weber
Coventry University, UK
beccaweber@gmail.com

Book Reviews Editor & Performance Contact

Dunja Njaradi
University Arts Belgrade, Serbia
dunjanjaradi@fmu.bg.ac.rs

Editorial & Advisory Board

Rina Arya
University of Wolverhampton, UK

Glenna Batson
Winston-Salem State University, USA

Jane M. Bacon
University of Chichester

Harrison Blum
Moving Dharma, USA

Theresa Buckland
De Montfort University, UK

Melanie Brierley
Edgehill University, UK

Jill Bunce
Derby University, UK

Kathie Debenham
Utah Valley University, USA

Pat Debenham
Brigham Young University, USA

Martha Eddy
State University of New York - Empire State College, USA

Sondra Fraleigh
University of New York College at Brockport, USA

Thomas F. DeFrantz
Duke University, USA

Caroline Frizell
Goldsmiths, University of London, UK

Sam Gill
Colorado University, USA

Veta Goler
Spelman College, USA

Judith Lynne Hanna
University of Maryland, USA

Linda Hartley
Institute for Integrative Bodywork & Movement Therapy, UK

Pat Hickman
Artistic Director made, Cornwall, UK

Rachel Kraus
Ball State University, USA

Kimerer L. LaMothe
Independent Scholar, USA

Alessandra Lopez y Royo
University of Roehampton, UK

Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe
University of Lincoln, UK

Indrani Margolin
University of Northern British Columbia, Canada

Christopher A. Miller
Arizona State University, USA

Jacqueline Shea Murphy
University of California, USA

Ann Nugent
University of Chichester, UK

Seonagh Odhiambo
California State University, USA

Sara Reed
Coventry University, UK

Janet Lynn Roseman
Nova Southeastern’s Osteopathic School of Medicine, USA

David Smith
Retired reader from Lancaster University, UK

Celeste Snowber
Simon Fraser University, Canada

Jayne Stevens
De Montfort University, UK

John C. Thibdeau
University of California, USA

Sarah Whatley
Coventry University, UK

Editor

Amanda Williamson
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (BCU)
amanda@movingsoma.co.uk

Associate Editor

Maisie James
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy
maisie.james10@yahoo.co.uk

Bradford Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
bpkeeney@gmail.com

Hillary Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
hillarykeeney@gmail.com

Eline Kieft
Coventry University
eline.kieft@coventry.ac.uk

Rebecca Weber
Coventry University, UK
beccaweber@gmail.com

Book Reviews Editor & Performance Contact

Dunja Njaradi
University Arts Belgrade, Serbia
dunjanjaradi@fmu.bg.ac.rs

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Editor

Amanda Williamson
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (BCU)
amanda@movingsoma.co.uk

Associate Editor

Maisie James
The Centre for Embodiment and Bio-Somatic Dance Movement Naturotherapy
maisie.james10@yahoo.co.uk

Bradford Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
bpkeeney@gmail.com

Hillary Keeney
Institute for Creative Therapy
hillarykeeney@gmail.com

Eline Kieft
Coventry University
eline.kieft@coventry.ac.uk

Rebecca Weber
Coventry University, UK
beccaweber@gmail.com

Book Reviews Editor & Performance Contact

Dunja Njaradi
University Arts Belgrade, Serbia
dunjanjaradi@fmu.bg.ac.rs

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