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    Isadora Duncan was an early 20th century dancer who helped establish modern dance as a new American art form. She rejected classical ballet in favor of a more natural dance style inspired by nature, ancient Greece, and other cultures. Duncan toured extensively in Europe and America to spread her new philosophy that dance should be a natural expression of feeling rather than a series of technical steps.

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    Isadora Duncan was an early 20th century dancer who helped establish modern dance as a new American art form. She rejected classical ballet in favor of a more natural dance style inspired by nature, ancient Greece, and other cultures. Duncan toured extensively in Europe and America to spread her new philosophy that dance should be a natural expression of feeling rather than a series of technical steps.

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    Isadora Duncan was an early 20th century dancer who helped establish modern dance as a new American art form. She rejected classical ballet in favor of a more natural dance style inspired by nature, ancient Greece, and other cultures. Duncan toured extensively in Europe and America to spread her new philosophy that dance should be a natural expression of feeling rather than a series of technical steps.

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    Isadora Duncan

    Marko Popovic IV-5


    Early life
    Career beginnings
    Philosophy of dance
    Contributions to modern dance
    Personal life
    Legacy
    Notable works
    Awards and honors
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