“Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco

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Citro, Silvia Viviana; Cerletti, Adriana
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2009
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We analyze circular song-dances, one of the dominant performing genres in the aboriginal rituals of the Argentine Chaco, focusing on the comparison between the Toba and Movoví. We examine the aesthetical structures and the performative processes of these expressions, including the role of our research. Discussing the iconic and indexical potential of music and dance, we show how these expressions evoke some aspects of their cosmological world as well as their experience of communitas, and how they have become a legitimate sign of an idealized unified "aboriginal identity" among the Mocoví, and a controversial and disputed sign among the Toba.
Fil: Citro, Silvia Viviana. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Cerletti, Adriana. No especifíca;
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CHACO INDIANS
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
title “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
spellingShingle “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
Citro, Silvia Viviana
MUSIC
DANCE
IDENTITY
CHACO INDIANS
title_short “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
title_full “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
title_fullStr “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
title_full_unstemmed “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
title_sort “Aboriginal Dances Were Always in Rings“: Music and Dance as a Sign of Identity in the Argentine Chaco
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Citro, Silvia Viviana
Cerletti, Adriana
author Citro, Silvia Viviana
author_facet Citro, Silvia Viviana
Cerletti, Adriana
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DANCE
IDENTITY
CHACO INDIANS
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DANCE
IDENTITY
CHACO INDIANS
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv We analyze circular song-dances, one of the dominant performing genres in the aboriginal rituals of the Argentine Chaco, focusing on the comparison between the Toba and Movoví. We examine the aesthetical structures and the performative processes of these expressions, including the role of our research. Discussing the iconic and indexical potential of music and dance, we show how these expressions evoke some aspects of their cosmological world as well as their experience of communitas, and how they have become a legitimate sign of an idealized unified "aboriginal identity" among the Mocoví, and a controversial and disputed sign among the Toba.
Fil: Citro, Silvia Viviana. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Cerletti, Adriana. No especifíca;
description We analyze circular song-dances, one of the dominant performing genres in the aboriginal rituals of the Argentine Chaco, focusing on the comparison between the Toba and Movoví. We examine the aesthetical structures and the performative processes of these expressions, including the role of our research. Discussing the iconic and indexical potential of music and dance, we show how these expressions evoke some aspects of their cosmological world as well as their experience of communitas, and how they have become a legitimate sign of an idealized unified "aboriginal identity" among the Mocoví, and a controversial and disputed sign among the Toba.
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