当代美国原住民舞蹈的民族美学

J. Hanna
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舞蹈仍然是当代美洲原住民生活的重要组成部分;由部落团体和城市俱乐部赞助的Pow-wows全年举行。包括舞蹈在内的传统仪式在许多部落群体中仍在继续。参与这些舞蹈,无论是作为舞者还是作为观众,都已成为在一个由非印度人主导的世界中发展和维持“印度身份”的基本手段。本研究的目的是深入了解当代美国原住民舞蹈,因为它是由参与者观看和理解。
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Ethnoesthetics of Contemporary Native American Dance
Dance remains a vital element of contemporary Native American Life; Pow-wows sponsored by tribal groups and urban clubs are held throughout the year. Traditional ceremonies which include dance continue among many tribal groups. Participation in these dances, either as dancers or as spectators, has become a basic means of developing and maintaining an "Indian identity" in a world dominated by non-Indians. The purpose of this study is to gain insight into contem'poray Native American dance as it is viewed and understood by the participants.
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