Entangled Mobilities in the Transnational Salsa Circuit
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Entangled Mobilities in the Transnational Salsa Circuit
The Esperanto of the Body, Gender and Ethnicity
Menet, Joanna
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2021
226
Mole
Inglês
9780367510541
15 a 20 dias
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"Bailamos, Shall we Dance?" An Ethnographic Entry to Salsa; Part I: An Introduction to the Salsa Circuit; 1. Studying Salsa; 2. The Salsa Circuit; Part II: Negotiating Ethnicity and Gender; 3. Negotiating Salsa's "Latinness"; 4. Doing, Redoing and Undoing Gender in Salsa Dancing; Part III: Transnational Careers; 5. Becoming a Salsa Dance Professional; 6. Accessing the European Salsa Circuit; 7. Building Up Reputation Part IV: Conclusion; Conclusion
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Young Men;Transnational Academic Mobility;dance;Salsa Dance;salsa dancing;Tango Tourism;professionals;Holiday Participants;students;Part III;transnationalism;Transnational Careers;migration;Dance Partner;mobility;Common Language;ethnicity;Cuban Salsa;gender;Dance Professionals;intimacy;Local Salsa;imaginaries;Salsa Style;affect;Tango Dancers;careers;Cuban Dancers;ethnography;Dance Floor;gender studies;Female Dancers;multi-sited;Affective Economy;sociology;feminism;Male Dancers;cultural studies;Undoing Gender;Salsa Music;Affective Labour;Cultural Tourism Business;Follower Roles
"Bailamos, Shall we Dance?" An Ethnographic Entry to Salsa; Part I: An Introduction to the Salsa Circuit; 1. Studying Salsa; 2. The Salsa Circuit; Part II: Negotiating Ethnicity and Gender; 3. Negotiating Salsa's "Latinness"; 4. Doing, Redoing and Undoing Gender in Salsa Dancing; Part III: Transnational Careers; 5. Becoming a Salsa Dance Professional; 6. Accessing the European Salsa Circuit; 7. Building Up Reputation Part IV: Conclusion; Conclusion
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Young Men;Transnational Academic Mobility;dance;Salsa Dance;salsa dancing;Tango Tourism;professionals;Holiday Participants;students;Part III;transnationalism;Transnational Careers;migration;Dance Partner;mobility;Common Language;ethnicity;Cuban Salsa;gender;Dance Professionals;intimacy;Local Salsa;imaginaries;Salsa Style;affect;Tango Dancers;careers;Cuban Dancers;ethnography;Dance Floor;gender studies;Female Dancers;multi-sited;Affective Economy;sociology;feminism;Male Dancers;cultural studies;Undoing Gender;Salsa Music;Affective Labour;Cultural Tourism Business;Follower Roles
