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- Title
Danced movement in human geographic research: A methodological discussion.
- Authors
Baker, Gabriel; Kindon, Sara; Beausoleil, Emily
- Abstract
As central as bodily movement might be to geographic research, its potential as methodology is only beginning to be explored within the discipline. This paper contributes to this emerging scholarship by reviewing recent work from human geography and allied disciplines which acknowledges the importance of embodied knowledges and engages movement‐based methodologies to surface and interrogate them. In this paper we address the relative lack of attention to, and exploration of, danced movement as methodology in human geography. Drawing on a variety of scholarship we argue that danced movement is of interest to current epistemological standpoints within geography, with potential to enrich existing embodied and mobile methodological approaches, as well as serve as distinct methodology in itself, with several promising applications in geographic research already clear.
- Subjects
HUMAN mechanics; DANCE techniques; HUMAN geography; HUMAN experimentation; GEOGRAPHY; DANCE
- Publication
Geography Compass, 2022, Vol 16, Issue 8, p1
- ISSN
1749-8198
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1111/gec3.12653