Dance and expressivity: an approximation to phenomenology
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.26494Keywords:
Dance. Expressivity. Self-body.Abstract
Abstract: This assay aims at reading the dance from a phenomenological perspective, comprehending how it gets close to that conception, considering that it is a human and creative expression. The purpose of that reflection is to emphasize the dance, which is a form of art and culture, as an endless possibility of creation and human resignification. As an opening to the other in time and space, the dancing experience sprouts again in a new space-time living, remaining open to different ways of interpretation, refreshing significance, which is intentioned as much by who dances as by who appreciates it.
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