대학무용교육에서 소매틱의 위치 (Interdisciplinary characteristics of Somatics for paradigm change in university dance education)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 한국무용교육학회
· 수록지 정보 : 한국무용교육학회지 / 34권 / 3호 / 5 ~ 21페이지
· 저자명 : 유화정

초록

This study specified the interdisciplinary characteristics of somatics to explore the role of somatics for the paradigm change of university dance education.To this end, the academic discourse related to somatics was investigated, and the charac- teristics of the contents related to somatics, which have been operated as dance major subjects in universities, were identified.
As a result of the study, first, the definition and characteristics of somatics in academic discourse were derived as 'Soma as an experiencing body, and the unity of body and spirit', 'integration of scattered areas and multidisciplinary approach', and 'changing life process and embrace of surroundings'. Second, as a result of examining the courses related to somatics that have been operated at Ewha Wom- ans University from the 1960s to the present, it was found that multidisciplinary contents using somatics were the main focus rather than contents that specialized in a specific type of somatics. In addition, it was identified that it flexibly responds to the instructor's competency and student's learning demand, emphasizes the in- terdisciplinary characteristics of somatics that can be expanded to choreography, education, and research, and leads the design of creative somatic programs by stu- dents themselves. It is expected that the interdisciplinary characteristics of Somat- ics will be used in the composition and research of subjects encompassing the cen- ter and the periphery as a way to expand and change university dance education.

영어초록

This study specified the interdisciplinary characteristics of somatics to explore the role of somatics for the paradigm change of university dance education.To this end, the academic discourse related to somatics was investigated, and the charac- teristics of the contents related to somatics, which have been operated as dance major subjects in universities, were identified.
As a result of the study, first, the definition and characteristics of somatics in academic discourse were derived as 'Soma as an experiencing body, and the unity of body and spirit', 'integration of scattered areas and multidisciplinary approach', and 'changing life process and embrace of surroundings'. Second, as a result of examining the courses related to somatics that have been operated at Ewha Wom- ans University from the 1960s to the present, it was found that multidisciplinary contents using somatics were the main focus rather than contents that specialized in a specific type of somatics. In addition, it was identified that it flexibly responds to the instructor's competency and student's learning demand, emphasizes the in- terdisciplinary characteristics of somatics that can be expanded to choreography, education, and research, and leads the design of creative somatic programs by stu- dents themselves. It is expected that the interdisciplinary characteristics of Somat- ics will be used in the composition and research of subjects encompassing the cen- ter and the periphery as a way to expand and change university dance education.

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