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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Companhia de dança Afro Bataka : ações artísticas, socioculturais e políticas /

Xavier, Evandro dos Passos. January 2011 (has links)
Orientador: Marianna Francisca Martins Monteiro / Banca: Wilton Garcia Sobrinho / Banca: Kathya Maria Ayres de Godoy / Resumo: Esta dissertação apresenta a trajetória da Companhia de Dança Afro Bataka e resgata, à luz de fontes documentais, entrevistas e memórias de uma experiência sociocultural. São aspectos da dinâmica de trabalho desse grupo no que se refere às atividades da Dança Afro e suas raízes histórico/políticas. Ou seja, a afirmação negra como cultura que expressa elementos identitários do afro-descendente e sua inserção no contexto contemporâneo. No trabalho desenvolvido pelo Bataka, a prática artística desenrola-se a partir de ações de inclusão social de jovens e adolescentes das comunidades periféricas de Belo Horizonte. O propósito é sistematizar os trabalhos da Companhia de Dança Afro Bataka na sociedade mineira, sua sobrevivência frente a um cenário que privilegia a arte marcada pela tradição europeia e desconsidera outras manifestações artísticas. Pretende-se mostrar como o reconhecimento da Companhia no cenário nacional e internacional ocorreu a partir de uma experiência sociocultural e uma visão política da arte de matriz africana. A política afirmativa do corpo negro e da Dança Afro presente no trabalho do Bataka são os elementos fundamentais para o desenvolvimento da Companhia. Assim, o objetivo geral desta dissertação é estudar a história da Companhia Bataka e destacar a Dança Afro como resgate e valorização da cultura afrobrasileira, do corpo negro e, portanto, das vivências da população afrodescendente / Abstract: This work presents the Companhia de Dança Afro Bataka's trajectory and brings to light a sociocultural experience through documental research, interviews and memories focusing on the aspects of this group work regarding its activities ant its historical and political roots. In this sense, this work points out the black affirmation as an art that expresses identity elements from afro descendants and their participation in the contemporary context. The artistic practices developed by Bataka starts from social inclusion of adolescents and youngs from Belo Horizonte's periphery. The objective is to systematize the works from this dance company in the mineiro's society, focusing on its surviving in a scenario that privileges the art marked by the European tradition without space to another artistic manifestation. Furthermore, this work intends to show how the recognition of this dance company in the national and international scenario took place from a socio cultural experience and a political view from the African root art. The politic of affirmative action from blacks and the Afro dance inside the work developed at Bataka are the fundamental elements for the company's development. In summary, the general objective of this work is to study the history of Bataka's company and highlight the Afro dance as a way to ransom and give value the afro Brazilian culture, the black body and, as a result, the livings of afrodescendants / Mestre
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Companhia de dança Afro Bataka: ações artísticas, socioculturais e políticas

Xavier, Evandro dos Passos [UNESP] 30 August 2011 (has links) (PDF)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:22:27Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2011-08-30Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T20:28:53Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 xavier_ep_me_ia.pdf: 6650863 bytes, checksum: bd0d3550bbe66f84e14dea518dc153ed (MD5) / Esta dissertação apresenta a trajetória da Companhia de Dança Afro Bataka e resgata, à luz de fontes documentais, entrevistas e memórias de uma experiência sociocultural. São aspectos da dinâmica de trabalho desse grupo no que se refere às atividades da Dança Afro e suas raízes histórico/políticas. Ou seja, a afirmação negra como cultura que expressa elementos identitários do afro-descendente e sua inserção no contexto contemporâneo. No trabalho desenvolvido pelo Bataka, a prática artística desenrola-se a partir de ações de inclusão social de jovens e adolescentes das comunidades periféricas de Belo Horizonte. O propósito é sistematizar os trabalhos da Companhia de Dança Afro Bataka na sociedade mineira, sua sobrevivência frente a um cenário que privilegia a arte marcada pela tradição europeia e desconsidera outras manifestações artísticas. Pretende-se mostrar como o reconhecimento da Companhia no cenário nacional e internacional ocorreu a partir de uma experiência sociocultural e uma visão política da arte de matriz africana. A política afirmativa do corpo negro e da Dança Afro presente no trabalho do Bataka são os elementos fundamentais para o desenvolvimento da Companhia. Assim, o objetivo geral desta dissertação é estudar a história da Companhia Bataka e destacar a Dança Afro como resgate e valorização da cultura afrobrasileira, do corpo negro e, portanto, das vivências da população afrodescendente / This work presents the Companhia de Dança Afro Bataka’s trajectory and brings to light a sociocultural experience through documental research, interviews and memories focusing on the aspects of this group work regarding its activities ant its historical and political roots. In this sense, this work points out the black affirmation as an art that expresses identity elements from afro descendants and their participation in the contemporary context. The artistic practices developed by Bataka starts from social inclusion of adolescents and youngs from Belo Horizonte’s periphery. The objective is to systematize the works from this dance company in the mineiro’s society, focusing on its surviving in a scenario that privileges the art marked by the European tradition without space to another artistic manifestation. Furthermore, this work intends to show how the recognition of this dance company in the national and international scenario took place from a socio cultural experience and a political view from the African root art. The politic of affirmative action from blacks and the Afro dance inside the work developed at Bataka are the fundamental elements for the company’s development. In summary, the general objective of this work is to study the history of Bataka’s company and highlight the Afro dance as a way to ransom and give value the afro Brazilian culture, the black body and, as a result, the livings of afrodescendants
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Socialités, prestige et jeux de soi chez des jeunes danseurs urbains (Île-de-France) / Socialities, prestige and fashioning the self among young urban dancers (Île-de-France)

Steil, Laura 07 October 2015 (has links)
Les jeunes, et en particulier ceux qui sont marginalisés, investissent un temps et une énergie considérable dans la construction de leur statut et de leur estime auprès de leurs pairs, ainsi que dans la société plus large. Cette thèse explore les pratiques sociales par lesquelles des jeunes Français noirs, d’origine africaine et antillaise, construisent leur identité ethnique, raciale et genrée, tout en gagnant et négociant leur pouvoir et leur prestige. Examinant la culture populaire noire dans des contextes publics, privés et « virtuels », cette thèse se concentre sur les sociabilités musicales de la scène afro, telles qu’elles émergent dans des boîtes de nuit, des maisons de jeunes, des centres commerciaux, des sites de réseaux sociaux, des maisons et des rues de la région parisienne. Les pratiques sociales et les formes d’interaction de ces jeunes attestent non seulement de leur adaptabilité et leur ingéniosité, mais de leur capacité à se voir du point de vue d’un autre. Cette compétence interpersonnelle sophistiquée est illustrée dans leur habilité à puiser dans, et à alterner entre, une multiplicité des ressources culturelles et de styles comportementaux. C’est au moyen de pratiques sociales telles que le bluff, la frime et le commérage que les jeunes Noirs, tentant de concilier leurs ambitions individuelles avec les contraintes d’une vie relationnelle particulièrement intense, acquièrent et négocient leur statut social. / This dissertation investigates the social practices whereby French young people of African and Caribbean background, both construct distinctive ethnic, racial and gendered identities, and acquire and negotiate power and prestige, in a context of unacknowledged structural racism. These young people often invest considerable time and energy in building status and esteem for themselves, among their peers and in society at large. Examining contemporary Black popular culture in public, private, and “virtual” settings, this dissertation focuses on the musical sociabilities of the afro scene, as they emerge in nightclubs, youth clubs, shopping malls, social media sites, homes and streets in the Paris region. The social practices and patterns of interaction of these young people attest not only to their versatility and ingenuity, but more importantly, to their ability to see themselves from another’s point of view. This refined interpersonal competence is made manifest through their capacity to draw from, and switch between, a multiplicity of cultural resources and behavioral styles. It is by means of social practices such as bluffing, flaunting or gossiping that young Black people, aiming to reconcile their individual ambitions with the constraints of a particularly intense relational life, acquire and negotiate personal standing.

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