For a common creation: a socio-constructive perspective for coreography in education
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v29i1.14304Keywords:
Artistic Education, Dance, Collaboration, Choreographic processes.Abstract
This paper explores the dialogue between learning processes and choreographic creation in educational contexts. In the theoretical framework, a dialogue was established between constructivist aspects of education enunciated by Bruner and Vygotsky with the didactic-democratic spectrum proposed by Butterworth in the field of choreographic creation. Thus, it is important to understand how Culture is part of Education and how Collaboration can be a fundamental aspect in artistic creation in an educational context. In this process of balance, two forces emerge, personified by the teacher-student and choreographer-interpreter. And it is in the multiplicity of forms and compositions that the core of this text is relies.Downloads
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