The Polish Choreological Forum and the National Institute of Music and Dance have published another volume of the annual “Studia Choreologica”, which includes articles written on the basis of presentations given during the 15th National Conference of the Polish Choreological Forum in Olsztyn.

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Volume 25 of “Studia Chorelogica” contains the following articles:

  • Agnieszka Narewska-Siejda The Ugly Duckling of Dance or on Hans Christian Andersen’s Associations with the Art of Ballet
  • Karolina Bilska A Patent on Dance. Loie Fuller and her Copyright Protection Strategies
  • Anna Dańda Music and Movement – an Attempt to Recognise the Relationship
  • Jacek Bojakowski Universal and Individual Characteristics of Human Movement
  • Jerzy N. Grzegorek Idiochoreography in the Art of Dance Theatre for the Disabled. Definition, Method and Field of Interaction
  • Magdalena Pawluk Ways of Regulating the Nervous System Through Movement Using the Example of Dance at the Women’s Strike Protests
  • Anna Malitowska Why does Ballroom Dancing Have no Special Significance? Dance as a Symbolic Cultural Sphere
  • Agata Chałupnik Queer Tango as Queer Theory
  • Krzysztof D. Szatrawski From Ballroom Dancing to Ballet Stage – 50 Years of Development of Olsztyn’s Dance Community
  • Angelika Stawisińska Cross-generational Transmission of Warmian Dances Using the Example of Anna Leokadia Sarnowska’s 50 Years of Choreographic Activity
  • Krzysztof Hliniak Dance Repertoire of Selected National and Ethnic Groups Living in Cracow and the Lesser Poland Region on the Basis of Interviews Conducted between 2022 and 2024
  • Jadwiga Bär The Reception of Polish Dance Folklore Abroad and its Modes of Promotion Using the Example of the Activities of Polonia Folklore Groups in Switzerland

The annual can be ordered via the website of the Polish Choreological Forum: www.pfch.choreologia.org.pl

“Studia Choreologica” is a refereed scientific journal devoted specifically to dance. It publishes articles on a wide range of dance cultures and perspectives: both choreological and ethnochoreological. It was created by prof. dr hab. Roderyk Lange in 1999 and appeared in English for the first ten years. After 2010, the journal became an organ of the Polish Choreological Forum association (also founded by Professor Lange), and the articles have been published only in Polish. Volume 18 is an exception, in which some memorials were published in English after the death of our founder. Supporting dynamic development in the next decade, we have determined to publish the journal bilingually starting with vol. XXI – full texts in Polish and English.

The co-publishers of the annual “Studia Choreologica” are the Polish Choreological Forum and the National Institute of Music and Dance.

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