Table of contents for Butting out : reading resistive choreographies through works by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar and Chandralekha / Ananya ChatterJea.

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Contents
Acknowledgements	ix
Preface		xi
1	Premises and Locations	1
2	By Way of Introductions	35
3	The Body Mobile, Mobilized, Mobilizing . . . 
Or, Regarding Legacies	73
4	Danced Disruptions: Postmodern Preoccupations 
and Reconsiderations	98
5	The Historic Problem: Historicity As Legal Alien	137
6	Text Dances: Pieces and Thoughts	180
Subversive Dancing: The Playful Interventions in 
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar's Batty Moves (1995)	180
Angika (1985): Rehistoricizing Cultural Legacies	193
Womb Wars (1992): Embodying Her Critical Response 
to Abortion Politics	212
Yantra (1994): InÞnite Erotica	225
Metonymy Mining History: Hands Singing Song (1998)	241
Sri (1990): Feminist Visions for a Powerful Future	262
Creating Alternative Communities: The Rewriting of the Gothic 
in Jawole Willa Jo Zollar's Bones & Ash (1995)	275
Raga (1998) and Sloka (1999): Troubling Feminity	289
Dislocations and Roaming Addresses: 
Shelter (1988) and Bitter Tongue (1987)	311
In Conclusion: In Thinking Through This Journey	326
Notes			329
Bibliography	351
Index			359

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Dance -- Social aspects.
Feminism and the arts.
Choreography -- Study and teaching.
Chandralekha.
Zollar, Jawole Willa Jo.