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Movement and Meaning: Dance in Social Anthropological Perspective

Dance Research- United Kingdom

doi 10.2307/1290805

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Visual ArtsPerforming Arts

Date

April 1, 1983

Authors

John Blacking

Publisher

Edinburgh University Press


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