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This document provides a list of references related to the topic of disability and dance. It includes books, articles, documentaries, and other sources that explore issues like the experiences of disabled dancers, inclusive dance practices, the benefits of dance for those with disabilities, and the intersection of creativity and disability. The references cover topics such as choreography involving disabled dancers, teaching inclusive dance, and the politics of dancing with a disability.
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