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The 18 pages that link to Isadora Duncan, each with the reason it gives.

• Modern danceRelated: Her free movement and bare feet helped establish early modern dance.

• Martha GrahamRelated: Duncan’s expressive, less formal approach preceded and contrasted with Graham’s codified technique.

• DanceRelated: Her work helped establish modern dance as an alternative to classical ballet.

• Dance educationRelated: Her rejection of rigid conventions helped broaden ideas of dance training.

• Contemporary danceRelated: Duncan helped establish the modern-dance challenge to inherited theatrical conventions.

• Ruth St. DenisRelated: Her contemporaneous movement away from ballet provides a distinct context for St. Denis's theatrical approach.

• Dance improvisationRelated: Her emphasis on expressive, less codified movement helped challenge fixed ballet conventions.

• Edward SteichenRelated: Steichen photographed Duncan, linking his portrait practice to modern dance and its public image.

• Concert danceRelated: Her work helped open a path toward modern dance within concert performance.

• Marie RambertRelated: Rambert encountered Duncan’s ideas before pursuing ballet professionally.

• Eleonora DuseRelated: Duncan’s artistic ideals offer a parallel to Duse’s emphasis on expressive freedom.

• Mary WigmanRelated: Duncan’s rejection of ballet provided an earlier model for the modern dance Wigman made distinctively German.

• Expressionist danceRelated: Her performances and ideas helped inspire European experiments in expressive movement.

• Sergei YeseninRelated: Her marriage to Yesenin brought him international attention and a turbulent personal chapter.

• Antoine BourdelleRelated: Bourdelle designed settings and sculptural elements for performances by Duncan’s company.