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Category Archives: Philosophy
question of the month: which came first, dance or language?
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Why do you dance?
We’ve now got quite a few people dropping in here regularly, so I’d like to find out what sort(s) of people are visiting… and what better place to start than the deep, personal motives of the dancers?
So, why do you dance? Continue reading
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what is dancing?
Dancing: The vertical expression of a horizontal desire legalized by music.
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The BDSS bridge building effort and the Mezquita
This has been sticking in my craw for quite a while, and I guess the best way to free myself is to go ahead and dump it out there in public and the next time it comes up, I can skip the discussion and just point. I could be wrong about all of this, but there are just too many pieces that come together for me.
Long, long ago, in a garden far, far away (in Hollywood), Miles Copeland III made the following statement about just how important the Bellydance Superstars really are:
Since then, he’s played it a bit fast… and I’ve taken issue with that strategy.
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