Rhetorical Moves presents ground-breaking research theorizing for the first time the dancer as a rhetor and in the process documents a new way to conceive of embodiment. Research is centered in the embo-died experience of the dancer whose voice in the action of per-formance is reclaimed. By transplanting the framework of a rhetorical situation onto a dance performance, Dr. Cynthia Roses-Thema analy-zes how the dancer utilizes interoceptive, exteroceptive, and proprio-ceptive bodily perception networks to create onstage movement. The result has important implications for dance professionals....