Transformación y afirmación en la ruta de un danzante
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This monograph is constructed from the transit made from Pereira to Bogotá, where a series of factors arise in the geographical, social, cultural and economic, which generate problems leading to a process of adaptability. I, as well as many students of the Art Danzario Curriculum Project (PCAD) of the ASAB Faculty of Arts, of the Francisco José de Caldas District University (FAASAB-UD), settled in the capital, where a process of adaptability was developed. allows us to mobilize, flow and interact with the different spaces and areas in "the new city". In principle, an acknowledgment of geographical, family and academic precedents is made in the city of provenience, I make a series of descriptions about given experiences, which have shaped my body geography, behaviors and behavior. Second, there is a parallel reading between both cities (Pereira and Bogotá) and address one by one the problems that some students face, socially, culturally, emotionally and geographically, according to this, I explain the incidence of these factors mentioned in the adaptation process, having as reference the interviews carried out, the own experience and the development of the concept of Adaptability as a transversal condition to all the traffic carried out. Finally, the self-ethnographic approach is considered as a methodology that made possible the weaving between significant experiences starting from the birth to the encounter with other different contexts, the corporal pattern as a container of those experiences and the adaptation mechanisms according to what it is brought and acquired in displacement. This articulation generated new questions regarding the methodologies, strategies and contributions that the university could offer to students who come from other regions and do not deviate their life projects, that is, the goal with which they arrived at the race, for reasons of survival.