Pulido Farias, Naydú Yiseth; Cáceres Jaramillo, Juan Fernando; 0000-0002-9971-1704
This research-creation project reflectively argues my experience as a woman who taught dance classes in a context of deprivation of male freedom. A work experience that, through questioning, harmony and socialization, has placed me in reflection on and from the practices of the gaze. To whom, why and for what purpose are questions that emerge in this section that are based on understanding how the social representations of women influenced the development of the Dance Interest Center in the male context of the Criminal Responsibility System for Adolescents. This project is assigned to the Line of Research in Critical Studies of Corporeities, Sensitivities and Performativities and has as its methodological statement the autoethnographic drive, with which I seek to give rise to the experience from a writing that is personal and also historical.
