Kinaesthetic Empathy, Ethics and Care : A Phenomenology of Dance (Paperback)

Introduction to the English Translation

Translator’s Preface

Preface: On Gravity by Angelin Preljocaj

Introduction

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PART I. THE AESTHETICS OF EMPATHY

Chapter 1. Prelude by way of example: Wim Vandekeybus’s Blush

Chapter 2. Kinaesthetic empathy and dance theory: fundamentals of a concept

Chapter 3. Aesthetic emotion in dance: kinaesthetic experience of the flesh

Chapter 4. Between bodies: transitional space and potential space ? the space of play

Chapter 5. Playing with gravity

PART II. A QUESTION OF ETHICS: UP-HOLDING, SUPPORT AND CARE

Chapter 6. Holding and handling: reciprocal care

Chapter 7. Care for being

Chapter 8. Up-holding and care

Chapter 9. The ethical force of dance

Chapter 10. Maurice Hamington and the embodied epistemology of care

Chapter 11. From kinaesthetic empathy to care for the other: DV8’s The Cost of Living

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PART III. HEALING THE SELF, REPAIRING THE FLESH: ΔESIRE’S (RE-)DESIGN

Chapter 12. Dance and care of the self: from the weight of the flesh to an ethics of subjectivation

Chapter 13. Overture by way of a conclusion: movement as ethical restoration