The Body Unbound

The term “embodied knowledge” is often used as if its meaning is evident, and as if there is clarity about the relations it brings into view. The bodies in motion of the kumina festival Tambufest tell us about the forms of collective world-building that exist outside of but in relation to the juridical structures of sovereignty that govern modern Western political and social life.

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Journal
TDR/The Drama Review
Published
2025-09-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1017/s1054204325100750
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1
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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The Body Unbound

Deborah A. Thomas
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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The Body Unbound

Deborah A. Thomas
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Abstract

The term “embodied knowledge” is often used as if its meaning is evident, and as if there is clarity about the relations it brings into view. The bodies in motion of the kumina festival Tambufest tell us about the forms of collective world-building that exist outside of but in relation to the juridical structures of sovereignty that govern modern Western political and social life.

TDR/The Drama ReviewVol. 69(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Diversity and Impact of Dance
2.12
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