Irreverent Movements: Butoh tools for anthropological teaching and research

Irreverent Movements: Butoh tools for anthropological teaching and research

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This article explores how certain tools of Butoh and related techniques can become useful devices to A Literature Review of Voice Indices Available for Voice Assessment sentipensar (think-feel) problematics addressed by anthropology.It first highlights how attention to corporeality and the presence of researchers and learning communities questions logocentric parameters of knowledge production and transmission.Then, based on experiences in teaching, performance and learning, we propose a few Butoh-inspired training devices that can be deployed to further explore topics related to notions of The tragic paradoxical effect of telemedicine on healthcare disparities- a time for redemption: a narrative review personhood, agency, time, memory, nature culture and post-humanism, among others.