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Adesola Akinleye

Dr. Akinleye is Senior Lecture at Middlesex University. Her work explores the embodied narratives people construct to make meaning of their lived experiences. She has a particular interest in ‘Place’ a co-constructed transaction across mind-full-body and environment for which dance offers languages.

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Adesola Akinleye Play‘ideas are statements not of what is or what has been but of acts to be performed.’¹
Adesola Akinleye Play‘ideas are statements not of what is or what has been but of acts to be performed.’¹
In this chapter I challenge the perceived divide between doing and thinking, inherited from a Western dualist divide between body and mind. I suggest playful acts of choreography to transgress the separation of physical and mental in the process of creating a theoretical framework for research study. Using what I am calling ‘choreo-thinking’ I offer possibilities of new methodologies for meaning making beyond the static of writing at a desk.

Adesola Akinleye

Adesola Akinleye Play‘ideas are statements not of what is or what has been but of acts to be performed.’¹

Adesola Akinleye Play‘ideas are statements not of what is or what has been but of acts to be performed.’¹

Adesola Akinleye

Adesola Akinleye Play‘ideas are statements not of what is or what has been but of acts to be performed.’1

Adesola Akinleye Play‘ideas are statements not of what is or what has been but of acts to be performed.’¹