从水牛舞到塔坦卡Kcizapi Wakpala, 1894-2020:土著人类和超越人类的主权和生存编舞

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Tria Blu Wakpa
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摘要:本文通过对拉科塔人、土著居民和舞蹈研究的视角,首次对《水牛之舞》(Buffalo dance, 1894)进行了广泛的研究。《水牛之舞》是最早描绘印第安人,尤其是拉科塔人的电影之一。之前关于《水牛之舞》的学术研究由于没有进行社区参与的研究和对所描绘的运动模式的阅读,而错过了这部电影的重要细节。相反,我对舞者编舞的分析和对当地专家的采访表明,水牛舞是拉科塔人主权和在美国殖民者殖民范围内外生存的精彩表达。借鉴和扩展土著研究学者对主权的讨论,我将这一概念定义如下:植根于土著世界观、语言、叙事、经验和实践的代理和权威的土著表达,与人类和/或超越人类的集体有关,并促进土著的福祉和未来。最后,我考虑了水牛舞蹈编舞的当代含义,因为它们与塔坦卡·克奇扎皮·瓦克帕拉(水牛战斗溪)有关,这是另一种拉科塔人的主权和生存表演,由乔治·蓝鸟创作于2020年,他是水牛舞蹈表演者的直系后裔。将这些编舞联系起来,肯定了布法罗舞蹈表演如何延伸到现在和未来。
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From Buffalo Dance to Tatanka Kcizapi Wakpala, 1894–2020: Indigenous Human and More-Than-Human Choreographies of Sovereignty and Survival
Abstract:Through a Lakota, Indigenous, and dance studies lens, this essay presents the first extensive study of Buffalo Dance (1894), one of the earliest films to depict Native Americans, and in particular, Lakota men. Previous scholarship about Buffalo Dance has missed significant details about the film by failing to conduct community-engaged research and a reading of the movement modalities depicted. Instead, my analyses of the dancers' choreographies and interviews with Native experts illuminate Buffalo Dance as a brilliant expression of Lakota sovereignty and survival within and beyond US settler colonial confines. Drawing on and expanding Indigenous studies scholars' discussions of sovereignty, I define this concept as follows: Native expressions of agency and authority—rooted in Indigenous worldviews, languages, narratives, experiences, and practices—that relate to human and/or more-than-human collectives and promote Native well-being and futurities. I conclude by considering the contemporary implications of the Buffalo Dance choreographies as they relate to Tatanka Kcizapi Wakpala (Buffalo Fighting Creek), another Lakota performance of sovereignty and survival created in 2020 by George Blue Bird—a direct descendant of a performer in Buffalo Dance. Connecting these choreographies affirms how the Buffalo Dance performance extends into the present and the future.
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AMERICAN QUARTERLY
AMERICAN QUARTERLY HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-
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期刊介绍: American Quarterly represents innovative interdisciplinary scholarship that engages with key issues in American Studies. The journal publishes essays that examine American societies and cultures, past and present, in global and local contexts. This includes work that contributes to our understanding of the United States in its diversity, its relations with its hemispheric neighbors, and its impact on world politics and culture. Through the publication of reviews of books, exhibitions, and diverse media, the journal seeks to make available the broad range of emergent approaches to American Studies.
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