Using the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth century

Using the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth century

This thesis looks at the place of dancing in all aspects of social life in the north east of England during the eighteenth century, and in this context the 'north east of England' is taken to cover the whole of Yorkshire, Northumberland and Durham. The thesis studies the type of dances pop...

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Main Author: Inglehearn, Madeleine Alice Thérèse
Published: Queen's University Belfast 2014
Subjects:
793.3
Online Access:http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.677967
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-6779672017-10-04T03:47:50ZUsing the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth centuryInglehearn, Madeleine Alice Thérèse2014This thesis looks at the place of dancing in all aspects of social life in the north east of England during the eighteenth century, and in this context the 'north east of England' is taken to cover the whole of Yorkshire, Northumberland and Durham. The thesis studies the type of dances popular with all classes of society at this period and the ways in which knowledge of dancing and dances was promulgated. This includes dancing in the theatres; in schools which included dancing in their curriculum and dancing masters offering specialist teaching in dance and social etiquette, as well as the traditional dances popular with the common people. It aims to compare the dance activities of the north east with those of London and hopes to establish what similarities and differences existed between the two.793.3Queen's University Belfasthttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.677967Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Using the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth century
description This thesis looks at the place of dancing in all aspects of social life in the north east of England during the eighteenth century, and in this context the 'north east of England' is taken to cover the whole of Yorkshire, Northumberland and Durham. The thesis studies the type of dances popular with all classes of society at this period and the ways in which knowledge of dancing and dances was promulgated. This includes dancing in the theatres; in schools which included dancing in their curriculum and dancing masters offering specialist teaching in dance and social etiquette, as well as the traditional dances popular with the common people. It aims to compare the dance activities of the north east with those of London and hopes to establish what similarities and differences existed between the two.
author Inglehearn, Madeleine Alice Thérèse
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title Using the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth century
title_short Using the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth century
title_full Using the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth century
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title_full_unstemmed Using the feet genteely : dance in the North East of England in the eighteenth century
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publisher Queen's University Belfast
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