Età di lettura: da 6 anni.

Intended as a tribute to an exceptional body of work, Wittman, Schorn, and Land celebrate the life and work of Jewish dancer and therapist Anna Halprin, who sought to redefine dance as a force for transformation, healing, education, and making people whole, and to integrate it into life, thus, returning some of the power it had in ancient times. There are five chapters: the life and work of Anna Halprin; the life/art process: building blocks for creative action (dialogue 1: challenges for the critics); the phenomenon of Anna Halprin’s reception (dialogue 2: challenges on the boundary between art and therapy); the limits of expression: the life/art process in a therapeutic setting (dialogue 3: emotionality in teacher training in a multicultural context); Anna Halprin’s work in dance education. There are endnotes, lists of works, literature, illustrations, and films, as well as an about the authors section. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)