The second issue deals with the question of identities in dance, a topic that is incredibly lively and widely discussed in the current context. Dance Context Journal contains five popular science articles and two peer-reviewed studies by authors from Czechia and across Europe, and the publication opens, as usual, with a trio of summaries of theatrical developments in the 2024/2025 season in the fields of ballet, contemporary dance and new circus and non-verbal theatre.
Content
Editorial - Petra Dotlačilová, Zuzana Rafajová
Season 2024/2025
Roman Vašek - A ballet season set against a backdrop of transformation
Lucie Kocourková - Dance on stage, in galleries and in virtual reality
Hana Strejčková - Surrounded by experiments and shared process
Popular science articles
Andrijana Trpković - Natural Drama: The Rhythm of Otherness in Sorour Darabi’s Work
Marketa Fagan - Kissing the cosmos: Entering flow state through improvisational dance
Lucie Štádlerová, Věra Sahulová - Creating an Identity for Deaf Children through Dance
Hana Strejčková - Nola Rae: The Gender Dynamics of Female Mime
Michaela Kessler - A Stolen Body: When AI Steals Our Dance Moves
Research articles
Laura Kolačkovská - “Into the Depths of a Researcher’s Soul”: Autoethnographic Research on Folk Dance with an Emphasis on Reflection and Identity
Martyna Zbucka - The role of dance in shaping body image and personal identity
The newest issue of Dance Context Journal will be available this autumn in both print and digital formats. All texts will of course be published in Czech or Slovak, as well as in English. Dance Context Journal can be downloaded order in the pre-sale now for the discounted price of 199 CZK and be among the first to get their hands on the new publication.