Add to ORKGBläsing B. Dance in the body, the mind and the brain: neurocognitive research inspired by dancers and their audience. In: Karkov V, Oliver S, Lycouris S, eds. The Oxford Handbook for Dance and Wellbeing. Oxford University Press; 2017: 41-56
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This contains the title page, copyright page, editors' welcome and table of contents from the Fall 2...
This first part intends to set the scene in its rightful home: the body. As such, it treats the body...
Contains fulltext : 102731.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Throughout hist...
Human has a formidable ability that can control his/her own body to perform numerous numbers of skil...
# The Author(s) 2011. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract Throug...
Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T, eds. The Neurocognition of Dance: mind, movement and motor skills. Lo...
Throughout history, dance has maintained a critical presence across all human cultures, defying barr...
Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T, eds. The Neurocognition of Dance. Mind, Movement and Motor Skills. 2...
Bläsing B, Calvo-Merino B, Cross ES, Jola C, Honisch J, Stevens CJ. Neurocognitive control in dance ...
Schack T. Building Blocks and Architecture of Dance. In: Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T, eds. The Neu...
Dance consists of a dancer’s sensory experience as well as her/his inner experience. On the ot...
The article attempts to define the role of dance in cognition. Nabokina considers neurocognitive and...
When experienced dancers watch other dancers perform, they perceive the movement in a quantifiably d...
Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T. Introduction:Towards a neurocognitive science of dance - two worlds a...
Item does not contain fulltextWhether watching Michael Jackson moonwalk or Savion Glover tap dance, ...
This contains the title page, copyright page, editors' welcome and table of contents from the Fall 2...
This first part intends to set the scene in its rightful home: the body. As such, it treats the body...
Contains fulltext : 102731.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Throughout hist...
Human has a formidable ability that can control his/her own body to perform numerous numbers of skil...
# The Author(s) 2011. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract Throug...
Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T, eds. The Neurocognition of Dance: mind, movement and motor skills. Lo...
Throughout history, dance has maintained a critical presence across all human cultures, defying barr...
Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T, eds. The Neurocognition of Dance. Mind, Movement and Motor Skills. 2...
Bläsing B, Calvo-Merino B, Cross ES, Jola C, Honisch J, Stevens CJ. Neurocognitive control in dance ...
Schack T. Building Blocks and Architecture of Dance. In: Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T, eds. The Neu...
Dance consists of a dancer’s sensory experience as well as her/his inner experience. On the ot...
The article attempts to define the role of dance in cognition. Nabokina considers neurocognitive and...
When experienced dancers watch other dancers perform, they perceive the movement in a quantifiably d...
Bläsing B, Puttke M, Schack T. Introduction:Towards a neurocognitive science of dance - two worlds a...
Item does not contain fulltextWhether watching Michael Jackson moonwalk or Savion Glover tap dance, ...
This contains the title page, copyright page, editors' welcome and table of contents from the Fall 2...
This first part intends to set the scene in its rightful home: the body. As such, it treats the body...