| Summary: | "Dance, Consumerism, and Spirituality exposes and explores the relationships between the consumption of dance related goods, services, and ideas to human spirituality. This non fiction book is important because we find ourselves in a dance moment in time, where dance is proliferating in movies, television, Internet, and retail spaces while and the inherent spiritual power associated with dance is instead being linked with mass consumption. Simply stated, historically dance deeply connects with consumers in ways that extend beyond notions of entertainment"--
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