Making history on stage:
bodies of the present and stories of possible pasts
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58786/rbed.2022.v1.n1.53207Keywords:
Historias performadas, Interdiscursividad, Conocimiento histórico, Metáfora, FeminismoAbstract
This article explores modes of revision of assumptions of dance history, through scenic/performance objects produced in Buenos Aires (Argentina) in the 2010s and which we call "performed histories" (EIR (2012) by Marina Sarmiento, María sobre María (2016) by Lucía Llopis and Graciela Martínez, cosas, cisnes (2019) by Sofía Kauer and Nicolás Licera). This implies understanding these artistic manifestations as modes of production of historical knowledge different from that of a hegemonic model that, in its universalist and linear pretensions, determines the derivative character of other discourses. As instances of resistance to that dominance which, even when criticized, remains in force, the interdiscursive interpretation of these objects contributes to the construction of a situated historiography, and enables new readings from a perspective critical of intrinsically patriarchal hierarchies and legitimizations.
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