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Tharp's autobiography (also tiffed Push Comes to Shove) covers much of this territory elliptically and a bit coyly, but Siegel's objective approach charts the choreographer's career trajectory more organically. Foucault famously if elliptically remarked of the importance of cutting the king's head off, by which he meant revealing sovereignty for the fiction that it is as a way of exposing the dispositions of power in the modern world. Catherine's does (Drew 44), but rather elliptically of "a plan" studied before his flight (88). |
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