Hannah Kosstrin

Hannah Kosstrin studies dance history with a focus on Jewish and Israeli concert dance, examining how movement practices intersect with diaspora, migration, gender, sexuality, and questions of cultural identity. Her work often traces how choreographers and dance companies express notions of peoplehood, memory, and belonging through performance. This research would suit students interested in dance studies, Jewish studies, or the cultural history of the body and movement.

Publication output has been variable over the past decade, with a notable spike in 2017 and an even larger cluster in 2026 (likely tied to a book project), interspersed with lower-output years, suggesting an uneven but ongoing pace of scholarly activity.

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