Arabesco : imaginarios e violencias nas narrativas da dança do oriente

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2006

RESUMO

In this research, memories and stories about a Brazilian Oriental Dance Tribe are told by the narrative focus. The use of the literary structure from ?One Thousand And One Nights? allowed that the memory and the story of the narrator-protagonist was used in other memories and stories creating a great Arabian world, where ambivalent images could be tied to each other, without reducing individual or collective memory, oriental and contemporary lines, sensibility and tension expressed on the reports. By this transcreation, the differences between subject and objects almost disappears, immerging deeply in the thematic, describing the imagination of a Oriental Dance Tribe and the modulations of their occulted and manifested violence. The base for this transcreation was made through reports gained by interviews and participations on the main Brazilian events of Oriental Dance at 2004 and 2005. It was understood that?s the Brazilian Oriental Dance was alive through the socials imaginations, where holly and profane elements could be associated, always involved by violent manifestations

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mulheres womans educação corpo body imaginario narrative (rhetoric) imaginary education narrativa (retorica)

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