Mark Franko

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL585610A

Top Subjects

Dance (2)
History (2)
Dance criticism (1)
Renaissance. (1)
Dance -- History. (1)
Dance -- Philosophy. (1)
Ballet -- France -- History. (1)

Books by Mark Franko

Total count: 14

An intertextual model for the interaction of dancer and spectator in the Renaissance

1981-01-01
The dancing body in renaissance choreography (c. 1416-1589)

Summa Publications1986-01-01
Dance as textideologies of the baroque body

Cambridge University Press1993-01-01
Dancing Modernism/Performing Politics

Indiana University Press1995-01-01
Fragment of the Sovereign as HermaphroditeTime, History, and the Exception in Le Ballet de Madame

2000-01-01
The work of dancelabor, movement, and identity in the 1930s

Wesleyan University Press2002-01-01
Excursion for miraclesPaul Sanasardo, Donya Feuer, and Studio for Dance, 1955-1964

Wesleyan University Press2005-01-01
Ritual and EventInterdisciplinary Perspectives

Taylor & Francis Group2006-01-01
Martha Graham in Love and Warthe Life in the Work

Oxford University Press2012-01-01
Choreographing DiscoursesA Mark Franko Reader

Taylor & Francis Group2018-01-01
Oxford Handbook of Dance and Reenactment

Oxford University Press, Incorporated2020-01-01
Fascist Turn in the Dance of Serge LifarInterwar French Ballet and the German Occupation

Oxford University Press, Incorporated2020-01-01
Dancing Body in Renaissance ChoreographyKinetic Theatricality and Social Interaction

Anthem Press2021-01-01
Text As DanceWalter Benjamin, Louis Marin and Choreographies of the Baroque

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc2024-01-01