Practices, representations and discourses of the body. Ambiguity on circus bodies

This paper will work the practices of contemporary circus artists in the city of Buenos Aires. We will analyse the way in which corporality can become one of the means of identity expression, given that a social group can compose, through body experiences, its own artistic styles, its own definition...

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Autor principal: Infantino, Julieta
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Lenguaje:Español
Español
Publicado: Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas 2016
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Acceso en línea:http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/757
http://repositorio.filo.uba.ar/handle/filodigital/2121
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Español
topic Buenos Aires Circus Artists
Corporality
Hegemony
Risk
Body Training
Artistas Circenses de Buenos Aires
Corporalidad
Hegemonía
Riesgo
Entrenamiento Corporal
Artistas de Circo em Buenos Aires
Corporalidade
Hegemonia
Risco
Treinamentos corporais
spellingShingle Buenos Aires Circus Artists
Corporality
Hegemony
Risk
Body Training
Artistas Circenses de Buenos Aires
Corporalidad
Hegemonía
Riesgo
Entrenamiento Corporal
Artistas de Circo em Buenos Aires
Corporalidade
Hegemonia
Risco
Treinamentos corporais
Infantino, Julieta
Practices, representations and discourses of the body. Ambiguity on circus bodies
topic_facet Buenos Aires Circus Artists
Corporality
Hegemony
Risk
Body Training
Artistas Circenses de Buenos Aires
Corporalidad
Hegemonía
Riesgo
Entrenamiento Corporal
Artistas de Circo em Buenos Aires
Corporalidade
Hegemonia
Risco
Treinamentos corporais
description This paper will work the practices of contemporary circus artists in the city of Buenos Aires. We will analyse the way in which corporality can become one of the means of identity expression, given that a social group can compose, through body experiences, its own artistic styles, its own definition of artistic-labour practices, its own legitimate body. We will show how these bodies can at times dispute or reproduce hegemonic conceptions of corporality. We suggest there is a need of thinking these processes in a dynamic way, paying attention to both the mechanisms of power and to its counterpart, the subjects who negotiate, question and/or resist.
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title Practices, representations and discourses of the body. Ambiguity on circus bodies
title_short Practices, representations and discourses of the body. Ambiguity on circus bodies
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title_full_unstemmed Practices, representations and discourses of the body. Ambiguity on circus bodies
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publisher Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas
publishDate 2016
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