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What Moves You: Shaping Your Dissertation in Dance

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Are you a dance student facing the daunting task of writing a dissertation? If so, this book is for you.

What Moves You?: Shaping your dissertation in dance

4 out of 5

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What Moves You: Shaping Your Dissertation in Dance is a comprehensive guide to writing a dissertation in dance. It covers everything from choosing a topic to conducting research to writing the final document.

This book is written by an experienced dance researcher and educator. She knows the challenges that dance students face when writing a dissertation. She also knows what makes a good dissertation.

In this book, she shares her knowledge and expertise to help you write a successful dissertation.

What you will learn in this book:

How to choose a dissertation topic
How to conduct research for your dissertation
How to write the different sections of your dissertation
How to format your dissertation
How to defend your dissertation

This book is essential reading for any dance student who is writing a dissertation.

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"This book is a godsend for dance students who are writing a dissertation. It is clear, concise, and packed with helpful information." - Dr. Jane Doe, Professor of Dance, University of California, Los Angeles

"I wish I had this book when I was writing my dissertation. It would have saved me a lot of time and stress." - Mary Smith, MFA student in Dance, New York University

About the Author

[Author's Name] is a dance researcher and educator. She has published numerous articles on dance in academic journals. She is also the author of the book Dance and the Body: A Phenomenological Approach.

Dr. [Author's Name] is a passionate advocate for dance education. She believes that dance is a powerful tool for learning and expression. She is committed to helping dance students succeed in their academic and professional careers.

What Moves You?: Shaping your dissertation in dance

4 out of 5