Margaret H’Doubler: The Legacy of America's Dance Education Pioneer By John Wilson, Thomas Hagood, and Mary Alice Brennan

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H’Doubler, Margaret. 1946. Movement and its rhythmic structure. Madison, Wisconsin: Kramer Business Services.

———. 1957. Dance: A creative art experience. 2nd ed. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press.

———. 1948. A way of thinking. Unpublished paper. Document 405. Collection: University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives.

———. 1963[?] Unpublished comments. Collection: University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives.

———. 1967. A dance educator speaks. Focus on Dance IV. Collection: American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Reston VA: 43–49.

———. 1971. Dance as an educational force. Luther H. Gulick award acceptance speech, American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation annual meeting Detroit, MI April 2–6. Collection: University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives.

———. 1972. Interview by Mary A. Brennan. 8 October. Margaret H’Doubler dance educator. For: National Dance Association Oral History Research Project. Collection: American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Reston, VA.

———. 1973. A way of thinking. Unpublished paper. Document 405, recut: 7 February. Collection: University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives.

———. 1978. Personal data sheet, Nov. 1971. Revised, June. Stencil 741-155-301. Collection: University of Wisconsin Madison Archives.

———. 1963–1968. Seminar notes by John Wilson, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Physical Education for Women, Madison, WI. Copy in hands of author.

H’Doubler, Margaret and Wayne Claxton. 1970–1980. Interviews with John Wilson. Salt Lake City, Utah, and Tucson, Arizona. Copy in hands of author.

———. n.d. Dance and education. Stencil 741-911-4. Collection: University of Wisconsin Archives.

Hellebrandt, F.A. 1970. The role of the mind in the approach to violin playing. The Strad. London: Sotheby and Company.

Henri, Robert. 1923. The Art Spirit. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company.

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