Editing Isadora Duncan (section)

== Bibliography ==
* De Fina, Pamela. ''Maria Theresa: Divine Being, Guided by a Higher Order''. Pittsburgh: Dorrance, 2003. {{ISBN|0-8059-4960-7}}
** About Duncan's adopted daughter; Pamela De Fina, student and protégée of Maria Theresa Duncan from 1979 to 1987 in New York City, received original choreography, which is held at the [[New York Library for the Performing Arts]] at [[Lincoln Center]].
* Duncan, Anna. ''Anna Duncan: In the footsteps of Isadora''. Stockholm: Dansmuseet, 1995. {{ISBN|91-630-3782-3}}
* Duncan, Doralee; Pratl, Carol and Splatt, Cynthia (eds.) ''Life Into Art. Isadora Duncan and Her World''. Foreword by [[Agnes de Mille]]. Text by Cynthia Splatt. Hardcover. 199 pages. W. W. Norton & Company, 1993. {{ISBN|0-393-03507-7}}
* Duncan, Irma. ''The Technique of Isadora Duncan''. Illustrated. Photographs by Hans V. Briesex. Posed by Isadora, Irma and the Duncan pupils. Austria: Karl Piller, 1937. {{ISBN|0-87127-028-5}}
* Kurth, Peter. ''Isadora: A Sensational Life''. Little Brown, 2001. {{ISBN|0-316-50726-1}}
* Levien, Julia. ''Duncan Dance: A Guide for Young People Ages Six to Sixteen''. Illustrated. Dance Horizons, 1994. {{ISBN|0-87127-198-2}}
* Peter, Frank-Manuel (ed.) ''Isadora & Elizabeth Duncan in Germany''. Cologne: Wienand Verlag, 2000. {{ISBN|3-87909-645-7}}
* Savinio, Alberto. ''Isadora Duncan'', in ''Narrate, uomini, la vostra storia''. Bompiani,1942, Adelphi, 1984.
* Schanke, Robert ''That Furious Lesbian: The Story of Mercedes de Acosta''. Carbondale, Ill: Southern Illinois Press, 2003.
* Stokes, Sewell. ''Isadora, an Intimate Portrait''. New York: Brentanno's Ltd, 1928.
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