From functional dissociation to creativity in groups: The effects of a pandemic on a dance company

Clarisse Vollon, G. Gimenez
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This article explores group creativity following the lockdown in France from March to May 2020. Questioning its impact on established groups led us to formulate two hypotheses. First, the announcement of these measures provoked what Anzieu (1981) has referred to as a ‘state of creative shock’ in existing group structures. Second, the psychic envelope of these groups enabled a group creativity to emerge and be sustained. We support these remarks with an analysis of non-directive and semi-directive interviews (Lincoln, 1995) as well as recordings of sessions of a contemporary dance company, which were carried out via the Zoom platform throughout the lockdown period.
从功能分离到群体创造力:流行病对舞蹈团的影响
本文探讨了2020年3月至5月法国封锁后的团队创造力。质疑它对现有群体的影响,让我们提出了两个假设。首先,这些措施的宣布引发了Anzieu(1981)所说的现有群体结构中的“创造性冲击状态”。第二,这些群体的心理包络使群体的创造力得以出现并持续下去。我们通过分析非指令性和半指令性访谈(Lincoln, 1995年)以及在封锁期间通过Zoom平台进行的现代舞公司的会议记录来支持这些言论。
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