El cuerpo festivo: características y estructuración que invierten en la construcción de una corporalidad

Abstract

The following graduation work has had as object of study the festive ritual, as a form of total transformation of the body; initiating reflection on the ritual dimension presented by a development on the corporal leads us to investigate in depth the characteristics, both spiritual and physical that it can generate in the body. The festive rituals are made up of collective practices, customs that structure the life of communities and groups, being shared and estreemed by many of its members. The importance lies in reaffirming the identity of those who practice it in terms of group or society, since they are closely linked to significant events strongly related to the worldview, the history and memory of the communities. The sequences of acts that make it up have not only the verbal language but especially the corporal techniques, producing a different space-time, loaded with states of emotion among its participants, theoretical acting place that is presented in an important way in this investigation. From this bond, we make a conceptual fabric around this subject that has involved reflection, how the festive ritual produces a corporality, that is, of the management process of the body itself and that are perceived in subjectivity and in otherness, and in this way to deepen this path born of Andean philosophy as a method of construction of said corporality for the formation of the actor.