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摘要
本文提出了一项研究,旨在了解如何将舞蹈课设置为性别体验的空间。为了接近它,使用了性别的概念。通过对PIBID项目舞蹈课堂的观察分析,该项目是由巴西巴西国立大学(university universsidade Estadual do里约热内卢Grande do Sul, RS)开发的,反思接近性别关系构成的场景,并隐含在思考和舞蹈创作中。结果显示,在舞蹈课的背景下,男女学生之间存在等级制度,组织舞蹈实践的方式也存在性别差异,尽管教师干预的方式已经开始发生一些变化。
Dance and Gender Relations: A Reflection on the Interaction between Male and Female Students in Dance Classes
This article presents a research that aimed at understanding how dance classes can be set up as a space for gendering experiences. To approach it, the concept of gender is used. By analyzing observations carried out on dance classes of PIBID project, as developed by Universidade Estadual do Rio Grande do Sul (RS, Brazil), reflections approach the scenes in which gender relations are constituted, and implied on thinking and creating dance. Results show that there are hierarchies between male and female students in the context of dance classes, as well as gendered ways of organizing dance practices, although some changes in the way teachers intervene have already started.