Social choreography describes how people move, interact, and relate to one another in social space. It is a term used across performance studies, dance theory, sociology, and artistic practice to better understand how movement, bodily relations, spatial organization, and collective behavior structure and transform social life.
Social choreography describes how people move, interact, and relate to one another in social space. It is a term used across performance studies, dance theory, sociology, and artistic practice to better understand how movement, bodily relations, spatial organization, and collective behavior structure and transform social life.
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