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Ifalik

island, Micronesia, Pacific Ocean
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  • Oceanic music and dance
    / Micronesia

    Even in Ifalik, where texts were in their own language, the movements did not interpret poetry but were apparently abstractly decorative. The same is true for the Kiribati. Thus, Polynesian dance could be characterized as illustration of poetry and Micronesian dance as decoration of poetry, while music…

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    Even in Ifalik, where texts were in their own language, the movements did not interpret poetry but were apparently abstractly decorative. The same is true for the Kiribati. Thus, Polynesian dance could be characterized as illustration of poetry and Micronesian dance as decoration of poetry, while music…

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