CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.16175Keywords:
Dancing. Gender identity. Human body.Masculinity.Abstract
This practical article approaches the cultural representations of male gender in the field of contemporary dance. For sustentation of the problematic one of the research, it launches hand of the theoretical referencial of the Cultural Studies and the post-structuralists studies of gender. It is used of the methodology of qualitative research, collecting information through interviews, to analyze narratives of dancers. The spread out idea of the dance argues sufficiently as something more associated the women or men homosexuals, perception that acts as a barrier to the ingression of the men in any rhythmic or expressive activities
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