Movement Phrase Structure
Movement Phrase Structure is a choreographic construct that organizes discrete movement units into coherent temporal sequences, distinguished by its syntactic-like arrangement of gestures, motifs, and transitional elements to convey formal, expressive, or conceptual intent within abstract dance composition.
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Order in Phrase Structure and Movement
Mamoru Saitō, Naoki Fukui · Linguistic Inquiry · 1998 · 287 citations
Linear Asymmetries and the LCA
Klaus Abels, Ad Neeleman · Syntax · 2012 · 214 citations
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University College London
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University of Southern California
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Mie University
Tsu, Japan
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Harvard University
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San Raffaele University of Rome
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University of Crete
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Max Planck Society
Munich, Germany
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Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
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