Dancing:
psychosocial consequences
Dance has always been an
essential element of human life. In all ages and all over the world, it has
accompanied all of the great personal and social moments in a person's life:
births, deaths, marriages, harvests, and the changing seasons. It has been the
vehicle of several states of mind, as the exaltation of victory in a war or
falling in love. In funeral services it has been a representation of mourning;
in religious services, a representation of divine contact.
However, that which dance emphasizes in mankind, is
its deep psychological meaning that has a sort of universality and timelessness
in purposes and expressive forms, but, at the same time, is influenced by
historical ages and those particular cultures in which it was born. Continue...
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