“…That is, dancers are skilled, by training of perception, at paying attention to movement and gesture in relation, at sensing others and surroundings, at accounting for a multitude of sensitive events in the myriad of relationships that run through life, and at self-sabotaging themselves so that they can break out of recognizable patterns of movement and perception. In other words, they may be able to make choreopolitical proposals that do not take for granted, or given, the already known and recognizable behaviors, and also be agents of deterritorialization and reterritorialization (Coelho, 2018).…”