Freeze-dried inflorescence powder was extracted three times with aqueous-ethanol (0, 20, 40, 60, and 80% (v/v) ethanol). The impact of betalain content on the health-promoting properties was also evaluated. Performative articulation.The present work aimed to compare the betalain profiles and contents in the red inflorescence of Celosia argentea extract obtained using different ethanol-water ratios. This article highlights the potential of studying dance as social and Identifying an intermediate position between “ritual and strategy”, With the micro and macro-social environment. The article explores to what extent the social performancesĬan represent and/or reinforce liberation or domination,įocusing on the body performance, but also on the interaction
From theĮmpirical data that resulted from long-term observation and participation, The female population: Arab dance and Brazilian dances. two popular dance styles in the region, especially among These factors led the researcher to analyze theĪrgentine folk dance as the cultural basis of the actors, and This paper examines dance as a social manifestation based on theĮxtensive practice of different styles in Northwestern Argentina,Ĭonsidering the cultural historical context, the gender perspective,Īnd the fact that dancing bodies carry a symbolic, historical andĬultural load. It shows that body/ dance articulation is not just a tool for creativity but also for disputing gender norms and stereotypical gender images in our society. It is particularly interesting to draw attention to gender role performance and the way in which local youth react to the influence of a transgressive gender identity performed by Koreans, in the context of a strongly patriarchal and heteronormative Argentine society. In their spare time, they organize dance contests and activities, and so generate spaces for their own articulation. Thus, young Argentines explore new aspects of corporality through dance performances. Dance definitely transcends language barriers. The dance routines or choreographies are complex, and emphasize the music. Furthermore, K-pop is a visual phenomenon, and dance plays an important role. This shows that globalization is not a process of homogenization these young Latin American people also take the Korean Wave as motivation to learn about transpacific history and cultures. Thanks to technology, they perceive, almost in real time, what happens on the Asian continent and connect with fans and fandoms, not only in Korea but also in other parts of the world. young Argentines incorporate aspects of K-pop culture in their daily lives, including music, dance, K-drama, and food, and some of them even try to learn the Korean language. Despite the cultural and geographical distance. This form of South Korean contemporary popular culture has had a major impact in Argentina, especially among the young population. The cultural movement known as Hallyu (or Korean Wave) and the transnational popularity of K-pop music and dance have long been established as an important phenomenon in the global world, including in Latin America. Methodologically, in this analysis I apply an auto-ethnographic approach that includes the personal experience of the researcher, considering my body inseparable from the subject and space studied this has enabled me to understand the importance and dimension of Palucca's work in the GDR and reflect on the role of women in the socialism of the twentieth century.
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The primary sources used come from the Leipzig Dance Archive and the Federal State Archive of Thuringia that allowed me to access detailed information about the work and Gret Palucca's teaching career. The work in question was carried out mainly in the second half of the twentieth century in the territory of the German Democratic Republic, which is why little has been known in the Latin American world due to geopolitical circumstances, it has not received much attention in the Western world either. In this study, I propose to analyze the pedagogical concept of dance education developed by one of the most prominent characters of modern dance of the twentieth century, the dancer and teacher Gret Palucca.
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