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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.27.2022.tde-22112022-163959
Document
Author
Full name
Francisco Lima Dal Col
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2022
Supervisor
Committee
Martins, Marcos Aurélio Bulhões (President)
Almeida, Veronica Fabrini Machado de
Costa, Pablo Assumpção Barros
Title in Portuguese
Corpos radicais em coralidade: experiências em coralidades performativas na cena paulistana do começo do séc. XXI
Keywords in Portuguese
abjeção
comum
contrassexualidade
coralidade
processo criativo
Abstract in Portuguese
A pesquisa parte de reflexões da experiência do pesquisador como performer em três obras cênicas Batucada (2014) de Marcelo Evelin/Demolition Inc.; Macaquinhos OPEN CU (2019); e LOBO (2018) de Carolina Bianchi y Cara de Cavalo para discutir a coralidade performativa (MARTINS et al., 2021) e seus possíveis princípios metodológicos. O autor apresenta as potências e as particularidades de uma cena coral performativa através de três eixos temáticos reconhecidos nas obras aqui estudadas em diferentes graus: o comum (HARDT; NEGRI, 2014; DARDOT; LAVAL, 2017), no qual entende-se a possibilidade da coralidade performativa como prática política do exercício de colaboração e compartilhamento entre sujeitos autônomos; a abjeção (KRISTEVA, 1982), na qual os aspectos abjetos dos corpos e das subjetividades tomam uma proporção específica devido à performance coletiva; e a contrassexualidade (PRECIADO, 2017, 2018a), que surge como base para práticas coletivas, onde construção de gênero, heterossexualidade compulsória, falocentrismo e outras questões da teoria queer são trazidas para a cena. A pesquisa propõe uma leitura e uma organização a partir das práticas performativas e das propostas éticas e estéticas de cada trabalho para pensar a criação de coralidades performativas que se localizam dentro da cena contemporânea brasileira, principalmente paulistana. Organizada dessa forma, a pesquisa busca contribuir para a discussão teórica e metodológica de processos criativos da cena performativa, podendo interessar a estudantes, professores de artes cênicas e artistas da cena em geral.
Title in English
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Keywords in English
abjection
chorality
commons
countersexuality
creative process
Abstract in English
The research starts from reflections on the researcher's experience as a performer in three pieces Batucada (2014) by Marcelo Evelin/Demolition Inc.; Macaquinhos OPEN CU (2019); and LOBO (2018) by Carolina Bianchi y Cara de Cavalo to discuss performative chorality (MARTINS et al., 2021) and its possible methodological principles. The author presents the powers and particularities of a performative choral scene through three thematic axes recognized in the works studied here in different degrees: the commons (HARDT; NEGRI, 2014; DARDOT; LAVAL, 2017), in which the possibility of the performative chorality as a political practice of the exercise of collaboration and sharing between autonomous subjects; abjection (KRISTEVA, 1982), in which the abject aspects of bodies and subjectivities take on a specific proportion due to collective performance; and countersexuality (PRECIADO, 2017, 2018a), which emerges as a basis for collective practices, where gender construction, compulsory heterosexuality, phallocentrism and other queer theory issues are brought to the scene. The research proposes a reading and an organization from the performative practices and the ethical and aesthetic proposals of each work to think about the creation of performative choralitys that are located within the Brazilian contemporary scene, mainly in São Paulo, in this case. Organized in this way, the research seeks to contribute to the theoretical and methodological discussion of creative processes in the performative scene, which may interest students, performing arts teachers and scene artists in general.
 
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2022-11-22
 
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