Dance and communication
2010
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Türker Eroğlu
Abstract (EN)
The first people to express themselves, speech and body language before written language was used, their fears, they wonder, joy, suffering through their bodies were described.Being mostly found in the ritual context of bodily expression, sometimes the rhythm, sometimes music, sometimes accompanied by two elements of dance forms is reached, and has become an indispensable part of human beings.Dance, birth, marriage ceremonies, death ceremonies, worship, harvest time, seasonal changes, hunting before the post-war pre-post-like life at all stages of expression, relaxation, power, acquisition, sharing as a means of self-revealed. Qualifications for this aspect of a communicative dance, man with himself, with his environment, unable to give a meaning or a meaning to download all the elements that allowed us to establish a strong bond.This study has been taken up dance as a form of communication. In the first part of study of communication concepts explained in the second part focuses on the concepts of culture and games. In the third section of the dance, and communication issues were detailed. Communication in terms of type of dance, dance, code, dance tools, analyzed, so that the dance rather than a means of entertainment is itself a form of communication for the findings have been revealed.
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Dr. Esin Dedemoğlu
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Sakarya University
Halk Bilim (folklor) Bilim Dalı
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Esin Dedemoğlu (Master Thesis). Dance and communication, 2010, Sakarya University.
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