BODY, DANCE AND CONTEXT: NOTES ON THE DANCE TECHNIQUE IN BROAD APPROACHES

Abstract

This article seeks to develop notes on the relations between body, dance and context, making associations and approximations between art and politics from the experiences acquired by the author in higher education in dance. We intend to analyze the organizers factors of what we conceive how dance technique and resize the discussion to the demands of a broad body that it is characteristic of the contemporary scene. To this end, we present a brief discussion about the dance technique not as normative process, but as a possibility of self-discovery, not related with the gestural repetition but with a experiential that expands the possibilities of action, motion, body, life.