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Dance: Research

There are many more valuable resources available than what's listed on this page, so don't stop here! If you can't find material for your topic, ask a librarian for help.

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Books

Research Books in the Library (selections)

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Ballet
Ballet dancers
Ballet > History
Choreography
Dance
Dance > History
Dance notation
Dance therapy
Dancers
Modern dance

Or browse the shelves by call number:

Cal number Topic
GV 1587 Dance notation
GV 1589 Dance education
GV 1600–1619 Dance by historical period
GV1620–1728 Dance by geographical region
GV 1785 Biographies
GV 1787 Ballet
M 1520–1526 Ballet music (scores)
ML 3400–3465 History/criticism of dance music
RC Dance therapy

Reference

Reference resources include dictionaries, encyclopedias, and more. They often provide a short overview of a topic, then point to more resources for further research.

Websites

Books in the Allen Library (selections)

Articles

Professional Journals (selections)

Professional journals are a great place to learn from experts about the most recent developments in your field.
Search articles online or browse the Allen Library current periodicals (near the Allen entrance). See especially:

Journal Article Databases

thinkerLibrary databases provide citations for articles, book chapters, and more. Most articles/chapters focus on a narrow and specific topic, so they are great for deeper research. To get started:

  1. Choose a database.
  2. Search for keywords such as genres, topics, names of people, etc.
  3. Limit your results by date, language, and more with the the left-hand menu on the results page.

Need more help?

See our Article help page for step-by-step instructions and videos to help you search databases and find full-text articles. And you can always ask a librarian for individual help.

Research Databases

Find Full Text Articles

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 Format:


Need help? See our article help page or ask a librarian.

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