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Mariana Volfzon Mordente
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Vibrating mutations: cardiac conjurations on the borders between dream, performance and vastness
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Advisor : RITA DE CASSIA DE ALMEIDA CASTRO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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RITA DE CASSIA DE ALMEIDA CASTRO
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ALICE STEFANIA CURI
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ELISABETH SILVA LOPES
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Angela Aparecida Donini
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Data: Feb 16, 2023
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This research starts from the study of an art-life process that unfolds in the opening to the borders of dreaming. It is a journey permeated by scenic and performative creative situations crossed by the relationship with the streets (and their political insurgencies), communities (artistic and activists) and the earth (in the recognition of relationships with more-than-human existences). An investigative journey that takes place on the borders between worlds, tearing the skin of the confines between sleep and wakefulness, in a vibrating change of the limits of the body and of cosmic-political imaginaries.
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Ingreth da Silva Adriano
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Ceilândia my pheriphery is bigger than world: analysis, registration and pedagogical practice to apreciate local cultural heritage.
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Advisor : RAFAEL LITVIN VILLAS BOAS
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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RAFAEL LITVIN VILLAS BOAS
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LUCIANA HARTMANN
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ANA FLAVIA MAGALHAES PINTO
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KELCI ANNE PEREIRA
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Data: Mar 23, 2023
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The present research reflects on the appreciation of the cultural heritage of Ceilândia-DF and the pedagogical practice that gave rise to the collective book “Ceilândia Minha Quebrada é Maior que o mundo” developed in partnership between the Department of Education of the DF and the Instituto do Patrimônio National Artistic History (IPHAN). Anchored in qualitative ethnographic research (MATTOS, 2011) and critical action research (FRANCO, 2005), the research starts from the following questions: how can art and education transform or re-signify a territory by fostering the relationship of belonging? What methodologies can be meaningful for this type of experience? How does the “centerperiphery” relationship affect artistic productions? How to develop pedagogical practices that enable the production of autonomy and student protagonism? The ways of understanding what are the cultural heritages in Brazil are contextualized in the perspective of Fonseca (2000); the concepts of identity from the perspective of Hall (1997) and Castells (2008); culture by Boal (1979), Rincón (2021) and Barbero (2015); territoriality by Santos (1978), Saquet (2007) and Haesbaert (2004); and belonging by Lestingue (2004) and Cousin (2010). The city is investigated as a territory of artistic experiences and how this connects to the relationships of belonging through memory and the construction of identity from the genesis of the construction of Brasília and the formation of Ceilândia. The contradictions present in the hegemonic discourse of the history of Brasilia are presented in the light of Holston (2010), Paviani (2010) and Gouvêa (1995) exploring the media and artistic approach to the city. Finally, I present the experience report of the process of exploring the pedagogical practices carried out for the collective construction of the book “Ceilândia Minha Quebrada é Maior que o mundo” carried out at CEF 27 in Ceilândia, having as a way of reflection the participatory inventories in heritage education , the Theater of the Oppressed by Augusto Boal and the audiovisual experience. The concepts discuss cultural, imagery and social issues, art education, aesthetic literacy, memory in the school environment and appreciation of the local cultural heritage.
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PEDRO RIBEIRO SOUSA
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FROM SCHOOL TO COMMUNITY: A TRAVELING EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE THEATER IN THE FERCAL (DF)
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Advisor : RAFAEL LITVIN VILLAS BOAS
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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JORGE DAS GRACAS VELOSO
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RAFAEL LITVIN VILLAS BOAS
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RAYSSA AGUIAR BORGES
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SULIAN VIEIRA PACHECO
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Data: Mar 31, 2023
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Two fields underpin this investigation: the school as a formal performance space and the community as a fertile territory of experience. This research proposes reflections about the School Theater, Theater in Community and the interface between these concepts, where a creative process served as the basis for this analysis: the construction of "Gigante pela própria Natureza" (Giant by Nature), a play elaborated at Centro Educacional 02 de Sobradinho (DF) with high school students and their displacement to the administrative region Fercal (DF). The didactic-methodological course included the arsenal of games of the Theater of the Oppressed and the Aesthetics of the Oppressed as sensitizing instruments, which made possible the practical involvement of "non-actors" in the execution of the entire proposal. The research allowed the realization of the possibility of working with theater as a mechanism of formation, organization and social transformation.
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Isadora Lima Rodrigues
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Finding yourself and finding a portrait of society: a Word Catcher poetics.
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Advisor : ERICO JOSE SOUZA DE OLIVEIRA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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ALICE STEFANIA CURI
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CYNTHIA DE CÁSSIA SANTOS BARRA
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ERICO JOSE SOUZA DE OLIVEIRA
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RAFAEL LITVIN VILLAS BOAS
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Data: May 22, 2023
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This study enquire about the poetics of the word as a plurisignificant language: a concept combined with the sensoriality of the verbal-vocal-visual message. In which the word is not reduced to vocality, much less to the spelled word. Wordimage-sound are interconnected, the body is the expression of memory, the body is the vocalized force that intervenes in a course of word composition. Trace, voice, letter and image are meeting body to body in the proposal of a dramaturgical composition – in which this study, in its writing process – movements, practical-theoretical process of the poetics of the word. Transmission and legitimization of counter-narratives and ways of life through the poetics of the word, through the paths and excavations of a character called Catadora de Palavras [Words Catcher], that, when feeling the ground trembling, begins to dig it – finding herself and a portrait of society . Endless holes, masked by “translucent truths” with the goal of masking the spiraling time that is made of past-now. Study that proposes to be dramaturgy, in a triad: experience, theory and compositional project. Writing which experiments an aesthetics in which the verbal sign goes beyond its own limits, revealing the word as a scenario not only of lyrics and voice, but, above all, of performative writing.
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Rodrigo Ribeiro Bittes
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Music, acting and scene at the 5th edition of the Anthropophagus University at Oficina Theatre
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Advisor : CESAR LIGNELLI
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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ALICE STEFANIA CURI
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CESAR LIGNELLI
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FRANCIS WILKER DE CARVALHO
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MARCOS MACHADO CHAVES
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Data: Jul 18, 2023
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This research aims to study the different elements present at the work of the 5th edition of the Anthropophagus University at Oficina Theatre, that took place in 2022 in São Paulo, Brazil. Music, acting and scene are analyzed and discussed in first hand by a researcher who was part of the laboratory of musical experiments, singing and songwriting – also known as group 5. As tools, this research uses: the video recording of the play; photos of rehearsals and meetings within and out of group 5; the researcher’s logbook; the text and the script that are in the appendix of this work; the songs written by group 5 – as well as their recordings and music sheets. By using these tools, this research intends to fulfill its goals: the documentation and analysis of this edition in particular and the resulting play called Cacilda y Carmem: deusas encontram-se na clandestinidade. For such, a brief historical record of Oficina Theatre, an experience report of group 5 and the study of the play will be made. The research also intends to answer how music, acting and scene were structured and worked in the group 5 of the 5th edition of the Anthropophagus University.
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Julie Anna Wetzel Deeter
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CIA BURLESCA IN THE MARCH OF HISTORY: Political theater, territorial issue and feminist perspective in “Bendita Dica”, “O Longe” and “A Legítima História Verdade”
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Advisor : RAFAEL LITVIN VILLAS BOAS
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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CARINA MARIA GUIMARÃES MOREIRA
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FELIPE CANOVA GONCALVES
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RAFAEL LITVIN VILLAS BOAS
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SULIAN VIEIRA PACHECO
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Data: Aug 31, 2023
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The journey of the Cia Burlesca do Distrito Federal theater group is the subject of research in this work, with an analytical focus comprising three works collectively produced by the members of the collective – “Bendita Dica”, “O Longe” and “A Legítima História Verdadeira” – which discuss the territorial issue from the perspective of popular feminism. The research corpus encompasses moments of political theater in Brazil in dialogue with social struggles, starting from the 1950s and the group theater movement in São Paulo, considering that the directors of Cia Burlesca shows were part of the experiences that emerged in the 1990s with the movement “Arte contra a barbarie”, of resistance of the artistic and theatrical segment to the dismantling promoted by neoliberalism. The historical and sociocultural panorama of the city of Brasília and the Federal District is investigated to contribute to the analysis of the group's performance, which began in 2008. In this way, Cia Burlesca's work continues the historical legacy of political theater due to its mode of production, the themes they address in their works and the territories of social movements and organizations that operate. The analyzed works denounce the unequal land structure and point out perspectives of more humanized relations and popular organization from feminist leaders. The collective's theatrical work contributes to popularizing themes that structure society and places itself in the dispute for the popular political project of the working class for a more just, egalitarian and dignified society.
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Gabriela Guimarães Luque
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FAMILY RECIPE: Self-fiction, post-memory, gender and political resistance in the play Bolo Republicano
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Advisor : SULIAN VIEIRA PACHECO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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CESAR LIGNELLI
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ELISABETH SILVA LOPES
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MARA LUCIA LEAL
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SULIAN VIEIRA PACHECO
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Data: Nov 8, 2023
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This dissertation seeks to understand how the notion of self-fiction operated in the dramaturgical constructions of the play Bolo Republicano, written and produced by this author between the years 2021 and 2023 in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. The relationships between issues of gender, memory and post-memory are considered as social and political contributions to the analysis of the object of study. Using the methodology Practice as Research, studies were carried out on inherited family trauma, impacting the memory and bodies of later generations. Through performative theater theory, site-specific, psychoanalytic and political theories, the importance of self-fiction was highlighted in the context of ‘self writing’ in contemporary theater, especially in feminist theater, as a way of operating memory in the present and for the future. It appears that self-fiction stimulate us to operate from the inventive nature of memory, allowing us to look at our memories and their relationships with the present critically, from broad perspectives. It is considered that a family self-fiction, based on performance, which crosses two different historical social times, may create favorable conditions in the public dimension to reflect their own positioning in certain spheres of political experience. It is concluded that an artistic work which proposes to discuss post-memories and family memories can have relevance and social impact, as well as acting as political resistance in the form of theatrical production.
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Ava Heinrich Scherdien
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Cometa Cenas: cultural identity, theatrical production, and pedagogical practice
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Advisor : FABIANA LAZZARI DE OLIVEIRA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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FABIANA LAZZARI DE OLIVEIRA
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HELOISA MARINA DA SILVA
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NITZA TENENBLAT
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SULIAN VIEIRA PACHECO
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Data: Dec 8, 2023
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The present work is focused on a memory retrieval as cultural identity, theatrical production, and pedagogical practice based on the extension project of the Cometa Cenas Semester Showcase, from the Department of Performing Arts - CEN, at the University of Brasília - UnB. This research brings important elements to the department, the university, the local, and national culture, as we understand that the Cometa Cenas Semester Showcase possibly has an influence as a collaborator in artistic creation, theater groups, and events in the Federal District. Through a quantitative and qualitative research using ethnographic and cartographic methodology, the aim is to gather this data and information. The research is proposed as a guide and/or map of the cultural and political identity of the Department of Performing Arts from a perspective of trajectory, memory, orality, and records. It also serves as a future analysis and an easily accessible guide to a collection, a recollection, and even future studies on the Cometa Cenas Semester Showcase.
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Tuanny Pereira de Araujo
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Black inscribed: fictionalizing our stories, strengthening subjectivities
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Advisor : ERICO JOSE SOUZA DE OLIVEIRA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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CYNTHIA DE CÁSSIA SANTOS BARRA
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ERICO JOSE SOUZA DE OLIVEIRA
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JOSE JACKSON SILVA
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LUCIANA HARTMANN
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Data: Dec 15, 2023
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This research aims to investigate the practice of inscribing oneself in the exercise of dramaturgical writing and reflect on how these processes can be connect, as well as impact, influence and grow up the artist's creative work. With different movements, inscribing oneself can provide materials and tools that allow the person who creates, a fertile territory of good living and in constant friction. From what I call the “emptying of the crossings”, dynamics of giving vent to the different provocations that mobilize those who are part of the creative process, to the “reinauguration of a creative landscape”, in which the artist is encouraged to, through her collected materials, fictionalize and propose possibilities for its dramaturgical expression in a way that has not been tried before. The methodology to be launched in this investigation is based on three axes of analysis: the historiographical survey of part of the practical experiences of the Embaraça Group – a Black Theater collective residing in Brasília since 2012 –, the analysis and sharing of the experience of a workshop given by the author with the presence of seven people participating and the reflections of the author herself in the path presented. In this way, I, the group and the workshop become research person that force dialogues to be intertwined with concepts and/or theories. In this way, for the historiographical survey, the project will approach the research centered in person and the discussion of memory from the autoinscription. And for the analysis of the workshop, the project will present the experiences and concepts on which the research use as a methodological path. I propose the hypothesis that those who put themselves on paper, through the inscription of themselves, have their creative quality improve, as well as I try to investigate how the processes of fictionalizing personal materials to performing in scene. To anchor the proposed questions, I will show the dialogue with the following concepts: Self writting, Escrevivências, Oralitures, Black Dramaturgies, Autofiction and Subjectivity. The work is divided into five parts, a structure created to contemplate the clues that weave the research and detail the investigation.
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Thiago Augusto Schuenck Moreto Linhares
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TIME-RHYTHM AND MUSICAL THEATRE: THE POSSIBLE RUPTURES BETWEEN SPOKEN TEXT AND SINGING IN THE CREATIVE PROCESS OF THE MUSICAL "ISSO PASSA?"
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Advisor : TIAGO ELIAS MUNDIM
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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TIAGO ELIAS MUNDIM
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CESAR LIGNELLI
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SULIAN VIEIRA PACHECO
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MARCOS MACHADO CHAVES
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Data: Dec 20, 2023
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This research aims to define, analyze, and primarily experiment with the concept of time-rhythm, initially introduced by Constantin Stanislavski, and relate it to the process of creating a Musical Theatre performance. First, a bibliographical review of the concepts of time and rhythm was conducted. Subsequently, a summary of Stanislavski's artistic life is provided, leading to his re-search on time-rhythm, the main concept used in this dissertation. Further on, the discussion explores how this concept of time-rhythm interacts with other definitions from researchers in the field, such as Renato Ferracini and Jacyan Castilho. In conclusion, the process of constructing the musical production "Isso Passa?" is detailed, covering its textual and musical dramaturgy, as well as the rehearsal room process, delving into the analysis of time-rhythm in experiential practice. The staging of the performance is also reflected upon, along with an analysis of the audience that witnessed the performances.
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DEBORA CRISTINA SALES DA CRUZ VIEIRA
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Lifeworlds narrated by young children in childhood schools in the Distrito Federal
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Advisor : LUCIANA HARTMANN
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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CRISTINA MASSOT MADEIRA COELHO
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GILBERTO ICLE
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GILKA ELVIRA PONZI GIRARDELLO
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LUCIANA HARTMANN
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ROSELETE FAGUNDES DE AVIZ
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Data: Jun 19, 2023
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The childhood school is a privileged space for the dissemination of knowledge and literary practices, providing the aesthetic experience of children and adults. As a basic education teacher for 26 years, and a researcher with young children and their oral narratives, some concerns arose: what would be the themes present in the daily narratives of young children in educational institutions? How would the aesthetic experiences experienced by young children occur in literary practices in educational institutions? Added to these questions that accompanied me previously, I also questioned: how would these processes take place in a pandemic context? In the quest to answer these questions, I develop this thesis, which has as its central objective to understand the lifeworlds of young children through their own narratives in educational institutions in the Distrito Federal. This objective resulted in the following specific objectives: to analyze how young children express their social contexts in everyday narrative situations, reading mediation and storytelling in educational institutions; to analyze the narrative performances of children based on the aesthetic experiences they have lived and to analyze symbolic productions of young children present at kindergarten in a pandemic context. The empirical research was carried out with four classes of the 2nd period composed of children aged between 5 and 6 years in four public school units of Early Childhood Education located in peripheral regions of the Distrito Federal: Cidade Estrutural, Planaltina, Recanto das Emas and Riacho Fundo 2 during the 2021 school year, outlined in a performative ethnographic approach through artistic-pedagogical practices of reading mediation and storytelling in a virtual and face-to-face context, with the following instruments: participant observation, conversational dynamics, story workshops, workshops of ludic activities and written, pictorial and audiovisual records of the narrative production of young children. I produced with the collaborating children the book Children Narrators, with 57 narrative performances by young children, which were categorized according to the themes addressed: stories of death, family stories, stories of non-humans, stories of enchanted beings, stories of poverty, stories of heroes and heroines and stories of hurt. I argue that the narratives of young children show their worlds of life as a performative practice in childhood school, based on the materiality of the narrative performances of young children and the reports of episodes experienced in the empirical journey in dialogue with the authors and guest authors for this conversation about childhoods, narratives and pandemic everyday life.
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Belister Rocha Paulino
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Expanding the Expressive Movement - or about poetics for the creation of dance in artistic-educational contexts
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Advisor : PAULO SERGIO DE ANDRADE BAREICHA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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ALISSON ARAUJO DE ALMEIDA
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DIEGO PIZARRO
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Marcos Ramon Gomes Ferreira
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PATRICIA LIMA MARTINS PEDERIVA
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PAULO SERGIO DE ANDRADE BAREICHA
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Data: Jun 20, 2023
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Based on the statement that dance is a phenomenon of lived experience, the study advocates the interweaving and integration of choreographic itineraries with the senses, perceptions, imagination, creations and recreations that present themselves to the subjects acquiescent to this experience in artistic-educational contexts. The problem that emerged from a practice-based research, therefore performative, highlights, that even in the face of the reality where one perceives the inexistence of actions or misunderstandings around the practice of dance in the context of education, there remains the desire to overcome dance as a practice commonly disconnected from the experience and understanding of the body, the totality of being and the integration with the world of things and people. The study believes, therefore, that the inclusion of dance in the daily routine of education, beyond the contributions evidenced in curricular orientations that highlight the development of corporeality, among others, is a form of allowing the creative and inventive experience of the subjects. Based on a continuing education experience for teachers of the Education Secretariat of the Federal District, with the course Movimento, Arte e Expressividade na Escola - MAE (Movement, Art and Expression at School), the doctoral research begins and expands with the pedagogical propositions developed in this investigative process in dance, with the interventions of Ampliando o Movimento Expressivo - AME (Extending the Expressive Movement), experienced with students from the discipline of Tópicos Experimentais em Artes Cênicas - TEAC (Experimental Topics in Performing Arts) and through artistic experiments conducted by the researcher, whose practical involvement places her together with the research subjects. The study has the main purpose of proposing/analyzing/ experiencing/dancing processes of choreographic creation from the experiences and expressive poetics of the body, evidenced in educational practices. The body, the imagination, and the word form the nuclei for the analysis of the poetics of the research, highlighted in the neologisms Poestesia, Poetiver, and Poecitar, respectively. Each poetics is accompanied by symbologies, verbs, and philosophical approaches, mainly related to the phenomenological perceptions of Merleau-Ponty and Gaston Bachelard, to understand the creative processes developed. Thus, the Poestesia brings the image of the tree of life to explain the esthesiological relationship between body/space/movement, the Poetiver has in the symbolism of paper the way for the imagination to unveil the metaphors of movement, and the Poecitar takes the book object to represent the performative capacity of the body that recites and interprets the words through its communicative expressiveness. The three poetics are interwoven in the figure of Möbius to present the choreographic itineraries of Poamear and to highlight the elements that will characterize the discoveries of this investigative process, synthesized in the intercorporeality, in the metaphors and in the performativity that pedagogical instruments and practices such as MAE/AME, TEAC, Bibliodance, paper dance and the notebooks/books of danced words, helped to promote in this dance in education experience. In the distant encounter of bodies isolated by the pandemic, a garden of creative possibilities grows and makes other meanings of the presence-absence instaured sprout, as well as the craftsmanship to which the body turns in the construction of experiences with the danced movement.
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Kleber Damaso Bueno
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Dislocated Gaze - production of alterities for oxygenating expanded artistic practices.
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Advisor : ALICE STEFANIA CURI
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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HUGO ALVES CRUZ
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ALICE STEFANIA CURI
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INAICYRA FALCÃO DOS SANTOS
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KENIA E SILVA DIAS
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RICARDO ROCLAW BASBAUM
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Data: Sep 18, 2023
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Dislocated Gaze or the art of diverting routes is a thesis composed of attempts to perform in (practices of) writing some of the encounters that modified the paths of the Conexão Samambaia - program of transaesthetic residencies organized and offered as research and extension actions in expanded contexts of teaching and learning. Collective vessels that ventured into the duration of relationships as a tactic to produce alterities (dissenting coexistence) to oxygenate and transform ways of thinking and doing in the expanded field of the arts. And that embraces error as a privileged and blurry lens through which it observes and revisits processes, drifts and itineraries, in an effort to practice an episteme that is at least honest with the errant and deviant unpredictability of its processes.
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