Afecto, emoción e intensidad en la formación de cuerpos para la actuación

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02/2020
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Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
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Athenea Digital
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2014-4539
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1578-8946
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La experiencia de actuar suele ser definida por quienes la transitan como algo difícil de explicar, como si se tratara de un tipo de experiencia eminentemente corporal que se resiste a ser reducida al orden del lenguaje articulado. A partir de un trabajo etnográfico en el circuito teatral independiente de la ciudad de La Plata (Argentina) y observando los modos en los que la actuación se enseña y entrena, me propongo abordar este tipo de experiencias y desglosar la espesura que presentan desde el punto de vista nativo. En pos de este objetivo, la noción de afecto heredera de Spinoza y a las reflexiones socioantropológicas acerca de las emociones constituyen valiosas herramientas ya que, otorgándole a la corporalidad un lugar central, no escapan al problema de los vínculos entre cuerpo y palabra, sino que permiten instalarnos precisamente allí en vías de elaborar una noción de cuerpo más abierta.
The experience of acting is usually defined by actors and actresses as something difficult to explain, an eminently corporal type of experience that resists to be reduced to the articulated language. On the basis of an ethnographic field work in the independent theater circuit of La Plata (Argentina) and paying special attention to the ways in which acting is taught and trained, in this work I propose to address this type of experiences and to break down the thickness they present from the native point of view. In pursuit of this goal, Spinoza's heiress notion of affection and socio-anthropological works about emotions are valuable tools because, they give a central place to corporality but they do not escape from the problem of the links between body and word, but, on the contrary, it offers elements to settle precisely there, in the process of elaborating a more open notion of body.
The experience of acting is usually defined by actors and actresses as something difficult to explain, an eminently corporal type of experience that resists to be reduced to the articulated language. On the basis of an ethnographic field work in the independent theater circuit of La Plata (Argentina) and paying special attention to the ways in which acting is taught and trained, in this work I propose to address this type of experiences and to break down the thickness they present from the native point of view. In pursuit of this goal, Spinoza's heiress notion of affection and socio-anthropological works about emotions are valuable tools because, they give a central place to corporality but they do not escape from the problem of the links between body and word, but, on the contrary, it offers elements to settle precisely there, in the process of elaborating a more open notion of body.
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