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Prikazovanje spolov v sodobnem plesu v Sloveniji in na Portugalskem
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Magistrska naloga se ukvarja s prikazovanjem spola v predstavah sodobnega plesa v Sloveniji in na Portugalskem. Najprej predstavi sociološke teorije o spolu in telesu in povzame razvoj sodobnega plesa nasploh, nato pa še na Portugalskem in v Sloveniji. Empirični del se ukvarja z analizo plesnih predstav nekaterih najpomembnejših akterjev na področju sodobnega plesa v obeh državah. Analiza je pokazala, da sicer obstajajo predstave, ki na zanimiv način naslavljajo problematiko spola in pričakovanj, povezanih s spolom, a vseeno se večina predstav še vedno drži ustaljenih vzorcev, raziskovanje in preizpraševanje teh vzorcev pa se pojavljata le redko.
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Slovenian
Keywords:
sociologija spola
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sociologija telesa
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sodobni ples
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spol in ples
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Master's thesis/paper
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FF - Faculty of Arts
Year:
2019
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20.500.12556/RUL-113161
Publication date in RUL:
09.12.2019
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Title:
Gender Representation in Contemporary Dance in Slovenia and in Portugal
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This master’s thesis deals with the topic of gender representation in contemporary dance performances in Slovenia and in Portugal. It begins with a presentation of different sociological theories of gender and the body and describes the development of contemporary dance in general as well as in Portugal and in Slovenia. The empirical part comprises of an analysis of dance performances by some of the most important figures of contemporary dance in each country. The analysis shows that there are some performances that deal with gender and gender expectation in an interesting way, but most performances stick to the common practices and the exploration and the questioning of these practices are rare.
Keywords:
sociology of gender
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sociology of the body
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contemporary dance
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dance and gender
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