Representations of dance: the social analysis
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2106Keywords:
Dancing. Social Perception. Bourdieu.Abstract
Abstract: Dance is a way of social manifestation which
represents specific aspects of a society that may be
understood by different aspects of analysis. The aim
of this study was to analyze the view about dance of
individuals who were about to get in a university.
Descriptive analysis of the data was performed based
on Pierre Bourdieu´s social approach. It was possible
to understand that dance is a cultural capital established
by some social conditionings set by dominant structures
to their people. So, different characteristics may be
identified among the different reported ways of dance
related to the man, woman, child, elderly, poor people
and rich people.
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