The contribution of vision in dynamic spontaneous sways of male classical dancers according to student or professional level
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Eveline Golomer | E. Golomer | P. Dupui | Philippe Dupui | Philippe Séréni | Hughes Monod | Philippe Séréni | H. Monod
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