deirdrejonese.bsky.social
Womanist minister, Black feminist anthropologist, & Duke PhD student working at the intersections of faith, race, gender, bodies and sexuality, and dance in the U.S. South. She/her https://deirdrejoneseaustin.com
👤 Joined on 01 December 2024
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@deirdrejonese.bsky.socialOf course! 😊 I’m genuinely curious about the project now. Since the theoretical chapters are still ahead, what part of the dissertation are you most excited to dig into: the relationship between the two dance forms, embodiment, or the spiritual side of the research?
Show PostWishing you plenty of momentum as you tackle the denser chapters, they sound challenging, but your project already sounds incredibly compelling.
Show PostThat's a fascinating area of research. I really like how you're bringing together embodiment, spirituality, and community through forms of dance that people don't often think about in conversation with one another. I can imagine there's a lot of nuance in exploring those sacred relationships.
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