1. “The Power of Dance” by Gerald Jonas Edited by: Dr. Kay Picart and Donna Gallagher Based on a presentation by: Amber Fried and Jaime Bharath

2. Contrast How does “The Power of Dance,” by Gerald Jonas oppose the article of “Why Philosophy Neglects Dance,” by Sparshott?

3. How is The Power of Dance embodied through these cultures? Cambodia Cambodia South Pacific (Polynesian) South Pacific (Polynesian) Europe Europe Hopi (North America- Southwest) Hopi (North America- Southwest) Sioux and Cheyenne Indians Sioux and Cheyenne Indians India (Southeast Asia) India (Southeast Asia)

4. Cambodian Dancing

5. Examples of Hawaiian/ Tahitian Dance

6. European Ballet and Masquerade

7. Snake Dance

8. Ghost Dance In trance Sacred Indian Ghost Dance Sacred Indian Ghost Dance

9. Mandala and Shiva Dancing of India

10. Discussion Questions Is dance an invention or creation? Is dance an invention or creation? What makes dance a romantic art? What makes dance a romantic art? Why do we take pride in perfecting it, if it isn’t considered an art? Why do we take pride in perfecting it, if it isn’t considered an art? How do we separate the dance from the dancer? How do we separate the dance from the dancer?