Titlebook: Hijikata Tatsumi and Butoh; Dancing in a Pool of Bruce Baird Book 2012 Bruce Baird 2012 dancing.identity.performance.society

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,Forbidden Eros and Evading Force: Hijikata’s Early Years,ense and precise chorography. Yet, twenty years later, these were staples of the butoh aesthetic. This chapter describes the initial dances, and then begins to show how they began to change due to various currents in the artistic climate of the time, and due to Hijikata’s interactions with newfound

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My Mother Tied Me on Her Back: ,,e Dance of Utter Darkness—Twenty-seven Nights for Four Seasons,” was a high point for Hijikata.. Held over 27 days from October 25th to November 20th at the Shinjuku Culture Art Theater, the dance attracted approximately 8,500 viewers. There were five different performances, each repeated five or si

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Metaphorical Miscegenation in Memoirs: Hijikata Tatsumi in the Information Age,ugh reputation from afar. However, it is possible that Hijikata’s literary endeavors may someday be taken as tours de force equal to that of the dances, and thus it is to his writings that I turn. Usually, one approaches the writings of performers in order to more fully understand the performances.

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Epilogue: The Emaciated Body in the World,d more than thirty dances after .. 1 cannot consider them all, but a look at one of them allows us to see that while many of Hijikata’s concerns continue unabated, the way he approached those concerns had changed drastically since . and had even changed from .