Discursos de género en Contact Improvisation. Deliberación y acción coreográfica en torno a la revista Contact Quarterly
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Universidad de León
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ISSN: 1794-5887
Argitalpen urtea: 2020
Zenbakien izenburua: Humanidades intermediales
Alea: 17
Zenbakia: 33
Orrialdeak: 133-164
Mota: Artikulua
Beste argitalpen batzuk: Co-herencia: revista de humanidades
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The technique of group dance named Contact Improvisation emerged almost half a century ago in New York as an alteration of contact codes and choreographic hierarchies. From the first decades of its development (i.e., ideological, pedagogical, or aesthetic), there has been a complex debate regarding gender. In this study, the different perspectives in the debate are analyzed, which are articulated in—what can be deemed as a foundational journal—Contact Quarterly: questioning of masculinity, the ideas of neutralization and minimalization of sexual topics, and various feminist approaches, as well as queer theory. Rather than the definitions of each one of the postures, we focus on the critical observation of paradoxes, tensions, and points of contact that are reflected in the practice and knit a prolific discourse net.
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