Nuts

Megan Smorschok
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The following fairy tale is the creative output from an arts-based autoethnographic inquiry created in partial fulfillment for my Master of Arts degree. Inspired by the doctoral work of Lindsay Eales (2018), my main research objective was to challenge, (re)imagine, and transform conventional dance spaces into spaces that were more accessible for Mad bodyminds. I used artistic processes such as painting, dancing, and journaling to examine my own experiences of madness within and outside of dance spaces. I then took my findings and began writing an autoethnographic creative nonfiction piece in the form of a whimsical fairy tale that sought to deconstruct my personal experiences and reconnect them to other Mad works and texts. In doing so, my fairy tale is not only an imagination of the Mad-affirming dance spaces I wish were available to me throughout my dance career, it is an invitation to imagine Mad-affirming worlds beyond.
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下面的童话故事是一个基于艺术的自我民族志调查的创造性成果,这个调查部分实现了我的文学硕士学位。受到Lindsay Eales博士作品(2018)的启发,我的主要研究目标是挑战、(重新)想象,并将传统的舞蹈空间转变为更容易被疯狂的身体思维所接受的空间。我使用绘画、舞蹈和日记等艺术过程来审视我自己在舞蹈空间内外的疯狂经历。然后,我带着我的发现,开始以异想天开的童话故事的形式,写一篇自我民族志创造性的非虚构作品,试图解构我的个人经历,并将它们与其他Mad作品和文本重新联系起来。在这样做的过程中,我的童话不仅是我对疯狂肯定舞蹈空间的想象,我希望在我的舞蹈生涯中,它是一个邀请,让我想象疯狂肯定的世界。
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