دانلود کتاب Choreonarratives: Dancing Stories in Greek and Roman Antiquity and Beyond

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‎Contents
‎Figures
‎Notes on Contributors
‎Chapter 1. Introduction: Narratives in Motion (Gianvittorio-Ungar and Schlapbach)
‎Part 1. Dance as Medium of Narration
‎Chapter 2. Dance and Narrative in Greek Comedy (Zimmermann)
‎Chapter 3. Narrative Dance: Imitating Ēthos and Pathos through Schēmata (Bocksberger)
‎Chapter 4. Making Sense: Dance in Ancient Greek Mystery Cults and in Acts of John (Schlapbach)
‎Chapter 5. A Dancer’s Discourse: Noé Soulier Choreographs Virginia Woolf (Ruprecht)
‎Part 2. Dancers as Narrators, Narratives of Dance
‎Chapter 6. Dancing Io’s Life: Hurt Body, Tragic Suffering (Prometheus Bound 561–608) (Gianvittorio-Ungar)
‎Chapter 7. Narrating Neoptolemus: Dance and Death in Euripides’ Andromache (Olsen)
‎Chapter 8. Salome’s Dance: Heads and Bodies between Narrative and Intertextuality (Shanzer)
‎Chapter 9. Dancing Life Stories: Embodied Auto-bio-narratives (Thurner)
‎Part 3. Translations and Reenactments
‎Chapter 10. Generic Transformations: Dancing Shakespeare from the 18th to the 21st Century (Bührle)
‎Chapter 11. Gesture as a Means for Portraying Characters in Viennese Mid-18th-century Ballet (Fenböck)
‎Chapter 12. The Ballets Russes and the Greek Dance in Paris: Nijinsky’s Faune, Fantasies of the Past, and the Dance of the Future (Dorf)
‎Chapter 13. Cross-Cultural Perspectives: Adapting Euripides’ Hippolytos as Indonesian Dance Drama (Zarifi-Sistovari)
‎Chapter 14. The Fragmentary Monumental: Dancing Female Stories in the Museum of Archaeology (Crawley)
‎Chapter 15. Epilogue (Foster)
‎Index of Passages Discussed
‎Subject Index