Mahol Akhshav-Dance Today 36 - יומני מחול

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Mahol Akhshav-Dance Today

תאריך פרסום: September 2019

עורך: Guest Editor: Judith Brin Ingber / Editor-in-chief: Ruth Eshel

מוציא לאור: Tmuna Theatre/ With the assistance of The Ministry of Science and Sports - Dance Department

מאמרים מהגליון:

| Acknowledgements | Pages: 1 | Ruth Eshel, Judith Brin Ingber
| Thoughts from Editor-in-Chief | Pages: 3 | Ruth Eshel
| Preface | Pages: 4 | Naomi Jackson
| Guest Editor’s Notes – Dance Today 36 | Pages: 5-6 | Judith Brin Ingber
| Then in What Sense Are You Jewish | Pages: 7-10 | Marion Kant
| Dancers Under Duress: The Forgotten Resistance of Fireflies | Pages: 11-17 | Laure Guilbert
| Correcting a Published Error: “Kamila Rosenbaumová, the choreographer of Terezin’s Broučci and Brundibár died in Auschwitz” and other Quandaries | Pages: 18-28 | Judith Brin Ingber
| Jew in the Pool | Pages: 29-33 | Yehuda Hyman
| Ghosts of the Past: The Creation of Pola Nirenska’s Holocaust Tetralogy | Pages: 34-38 | Rima Faber
| Hilde Holger: Legacy of an Expressionist, Emigrant, Innovator | Pages: 39-43 | Jacqueline Waltz
| Ida Rubinstein (1883-1960) Faded into Oblivion, Why | Pages: 44-48 | Judith Chazin-Bennahum
| An Exploration of the Life and Work of Helen Tamiris – 1902-1966 | Pages: 49-53 | Elizabeth McPherson and JoAnne Tucker
| The Case of David Allan’s 1987 Ballet “Masada”: Did it Matter that the Topic was Jewish | Pages: 54-58 | Jennifer Fisher
| Daniel Nagrin: On ‘This and That’ and Choreographic Methods as Jewishness | Pages: 59-64 | Diane Wawrejko
| Is all that Jazzy Modern Dance Jewish | Pages: 65-67 | Merilyn Jackson
| Jewish Argentine Princess (The Sequel); A Possible Point of View about Jewish Choreographers and Dance Teachers in Argentina | Pages: 69-74 | Silvina Szperling
| Theologies of Modern Dance | Pages: 75-78 | Alexander H. Schwan
| Dance as Therapy: A Jewish Perspective | Pages: 79-82 | Miriam Roskin Berger with Joanna Gewertz Harris, Marsha Perlmutter Kalina and Johanna Climenko
| An Israeli Reflects on the Series of Articles on the Subject of Diaspora Jews and Jewishness in Dance | Pages: 83-92 | Ruth Eshel