Through graphs, charts, anecdotes, and scores, Londs Reuter examines ways to track and trace action—the moment of doing—to make the argument that dancing is not spontaneous (not really). Instead, Reuter proposes a logic system that examines inheritance, circumstance, power, and more to invite the reader to better understand their bodily resources. Scores guide the reader to recognize their limitations and capacity. Private Inventory is an invitation to gaze inward and outward simultaneously.

Private Inventory contains 5 chapters and an epilogue.

96 pages, perfect bind.