2022
DOI: 10.14201/hedu2022129148
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Semiología de la danza escénica. Aportación de conocimientos en el currículum de la formación superior

Abstract: La formación en danza se incorpora al Espacio Europeo de Educación Superior con la publicación del rd 1614/2009 que ordena las Enseñanzas Artísticas Superiores. Un año más tarde, con idéntica orientación, el rd 632/2010 define los planes de estudio. Proceso de integración que origina profundas transformaciones en la formación, especialmente en lo relacionado con el desarrollo del aprendizaje autónomo y la adquisición de competencias. Desde el paradigma de investigación plural, análisis cualitativo e investigac… Show more

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“…Dance semiotic has been usually analyzed considering their proximity to theatre, whereas both disciplines are performing arts. According to the systematization model developed by Kowzan (1997) these artistic disciplines share the following elements on stage: drama script (libretto) that principally exists in the classic paradigm; external appearance (make-up, styling, and clothing); the performer's expression (mime, gesture, body movement, and kinesphere); characteristics of the stage area (accessories, decoration, and lighting); and sound effects (music and sound space) (Carrasquero & Finol, 2007;Ollora-Triana et al, 2022). Each of them is defined as a sign, emerging in reference to the play paradigm (Ollora-Triana et al, 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dance semiotic has been usually analyzed considering their proximity to theatre, whereas both disciplines are performing arts. According to the systematization model developed by Kowzan (1997) these artistic disciplines share the following elements on stage: drama script (libretto) that principally exists in the classic paradigm; external appearance (make-up, styling, and clothing); the performer's expression (mime, gesture, body movement, and kinesphere); characteristics of the stage area (accessories, decoration, and lighting); and sound effects (music and sound space) (Carrasquero & Finol, 2007;Ollora-Triana et al, 2022). Each of them is defined as a sign, emerging in reference to the play paradigm (Ollora-Triana et al, 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%