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Knowing what it takes: the effect of perceived learner advantages on dance teachers’ use of critical‐thinking activities

Pages 69-82 | Published online: 13 Oct 2010

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Edward C. Warburton. (2012) Of Meanings and Movements: Re-Languaging Embodiment in Dance Phenomenology and Cognition. Dance Research Journal 43:2, pages 65-84.
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