Theory and Technique of Latin-American Dancing places the history of the subject alongside practical descriptions of technique. Frank Borrows’s work first appeared in 1948, giving it a particular interest for readers studying how Latin-American dancing was explained and organised in earlier teaching literature.
The source description identifies tabular accounts of the associated dance figures. This structured presentation gives the technical material a reference function: readers can consider a figure description alongside the book’s broader discussion of dance history and technique. The historical perspective and the chart-based material are the distinguishing features of this title.
For dance teachers, students of dance history and readers interested in technique literature, the book offers an opportunity to explore an earlier written treatment of the subject. Its publication context matters when comparing terminology and approaches with more recent material. It is presented as a historical reference, with no claim that it supplies the current requirements of an examination organisation.
The PDF Ebook format suits readers who want written material to consult alongside other study. The description identifies the work’s documented scope without assigning a chapter inventory from another edition or promising a particular reprint’s pagination.
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