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Line Dancing: An Atlas of Geography Curriculum and Poetic Possibilities
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Line Dancing: An Atlas of Geography Curriculum and Poetic Possibilities

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The underlying premise of Line Dancing is that how we write the world (through geography or curriculum) affects and reflects in the same instant how we understand and live in the world - our words and worlds perform a mingling dance of signification. Various textual practices in Line Dancing demonstrate the performative possibilities of words on a page. Poststructural semiotics, the blurring of the line between reading and writing, recent critiques within academic and curricular geography, and an inclusion of embodied knowing all play a part in the line dancing within this atlas. The words, legends, maps, postcards, and poems in Line Dancing present possibilities for embodied approaches to (re)writing the world of curriculum theory.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Country
United States
Date
18 July 2000
Pages
149
ISBN
9780820445847

The underlying premise of Line Dancing is that how we write the world (through geography or curriculum) affects and reflects in the same instant how we understand and live in the world - our words and worlds perform a mingling dance of signification. Various textual practices in Line Dancing demonstrate the performative possibilities of words on a page. Poststructural semiotics, the blurring of the line between reading and writing, recent critiques within academic and curricular geography, and an inclusion of embodied knowing all play a part in the line dancing within this atlas. The words, legends, maps, postcards, and poems in Line Dancing present possibilities for embodied approaches to (re)writing the world of curriculum theory.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Country
United States
Date
18 July 2000
Pages
149
ISBN
9780820445847