A dance rehearsal/essay
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https://doi.org/10.58786/rbed.2024.v3.n5.64190Keywords:
Dança, Política, ContracolonialidadeAbstract
“A dance rehearsal” was born as a conversation circle or, specifically, a samba circle. Diversity and circularity, which puts everyone on the same level, are structuring factors: it's not enough to talk, or samba, only with Antônio Bispo dos Santos - a quilombola thinker of countercoloniality and the main author of this essay. If the roda is to be good, it needs more people: theoreticians and practitioners, canonical and popular, dialogue in the gyre, which outlines issues of dance understood as a way of life, intangible cultural heritage, work, profession and field of knowledge - even if, at times, these many dimensions clash with each other. In the gingado, a discussion opens up about a counter-colonial democratization that goes beyond the recognition and appreciation of non-hegemonic knowledge at the university and also deals with a methodological and formal update.
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