[Adta] D/MT & Spirituality II

[Kim Rothwell]

Hello All,

I have gathered some more resources for D/MT and Spirituality (thanks
to Joan Chodorow and Donna Newman-Bluestein).  As you can see below, I
have included a section specifically related to Authentic Movement.
Please send me references for any relevant books, journals, theses,
articles, films, etc. that feel should be included in this
compilation.

peace,

Kim
kimbrozia at gmail.com

DANCE/MOVEMENT THERAPY AND SPIRITUALITY

Browne, R. (1990). Wholeness and holiness restored through dance:
Applications of sacred dance to dance/movement therapy. Unpublished
master's thesis, Columbia College Chicago, Chicago.

Fallis, C. (2002). In the dancing is the stillness: An inquiry into
the nature and meaning
of spiritual experiences that occur during movement therapy. Ann
Arbor, MI: ProQuest Information and Learning Company.

Kolokoff, L. (1993). The dance therapist as wounded healer and its
impact on the therapeutic relationship. Unpublished master's thesis,
Columbia College  Chicago, Chicago.

Kutzen, Julie L. (2006). "God Danced the Day You Were Born: Jewish
Spiritual Direction and the Sacred Body" in Addison, Rabbi H. and
Breitman, B. (2006).  Jewish Spiritual Direction: An innovative guide
from traditional and contemporary sources. Woodstock, VT: Jewish
Lights Publishing.

Rothwell, K. (2006). The Spiritual Awareness of the Dance/Movement Therpist: An
organic research study. Unpublished master's thesis, Columbia College
Chicago, Chicago.

AUTHENTIC MOVEMENT

Adler, J. (1987). Who is the witness? In P. Pallaro (Ed.), authentic
movement: essays by Mary Starks Whitehouse, Janet Adler, and Joan
Chodorow (141-159).

Adler, J.  (1992).  "Arching Backward," and, "A Cross Cultural Study
of Mysticism as the Context for a Phenomenological Study:  Arching
Backward."  Ph.D. Dissertation, The Union Institute, Cincinnati.  Ann
Arbor, Michigan :  University Microfilms International.

Adler, J.  (1995).  Arching Backward:  The Mystical Initiation of a
Contemporary Woman.  Rochester, Vermont:  Inner Traditions.

Adler, J. (1996). The collective body. In P. Pallaro (Ed.), authentic
movement: essays by Mary Starks Whitehouse, Janet Adler, and Joan
Chodorow (190-207).

Adler, J. (2002).  Offering from the conscious body. Rochester,
Vermont: Inner Traditions.

Avstrieh, Z. (2000). Ascending and descending the ladder: dreams and
authentic movement. A moving journal. 3-6.

Avstreih, Z. (2005). Authentic movement and Buddhism: awakening in the
present moment. A moving journal. 8-10.

Avstreih, Z. (2001). Dreamwork in Somatic Psychology Class at Naropa University.

Cater, N.  (2005).  Body and Soul:  Honoring Marion Woodman.   Volume
72, Spring:  A Journal of Archetype and Culture.

Chodorow, J (1986) The body as symbol: dance/movement in analysis. In
P. Pallaro (Ed.), authentic movement: essays by Mary Starks
Whitehouse, Janet Adler, and Joan Chodorow, (279-297).

Chodorow, J.  (1991).  Dance Therapy and Depth Psychology:  The Moving
Imagination.  London:  Routledge.

Fay, Carolyn Grant.  1996.   At the Threshold:  A Journey to the
Sacred through the Integration of the Psychology of C. G. Jung and the
Expressive Arts, with Carolyn Grant Fay.  (66 minute videotape made by
Bushy Theater, Boston).  Available through the bookstore:  C. G. Jung
Educational Center of Houston).

Frantz, G. (1972). An approach to the center. In P. Pallaro (Ed.),
authentic movement: essays by Mary Starks Whitehouse, Janet Adler, and
Joan Chodorow (17-24).

Lowell, D. (2002). Authentic movement: an introduction. Contact
quarterly, 13-17.

Pallaro, P., editor.  (1999/2000).  Authentic Movement:  Essays by
Mary Starks Whitehouse, Janet Adler and Joan Chodorow.  London:
Jessica Kingsley, Volume One.

Pallaro, P., editor.  (2007).  Authentic Movement:  Moving the Body,
Moving the Self, Being Moved.   London:  Jessica Kingsley, Volume Two.

Schell, S. (2002). The active witness: following the freedom of
necessity. Contact Quarterly, 26-31.

Whitehouse, M. (1979). C.G. Jung and dance therapy: two major
principles. In P. Pallaro (Ed.), authentic movement: essays by Mary
Starks Whitehouse, Janet Adler, and Joan Chodorow (73-101).

Whitehouse, M. (1987). Physical movement and personality. In P.
Pallaro (Ed.), authentic movement: essays by Mary Starks Whitehouse,
Janet Adler, and Joan Chodorow (51-57).