Corpo microscópico: perspectivas e mobilidades

Abstract

This work is dedicated to the question of the spatialization of the body's experience with mobility. With the support of Bergson (2010), Whitrow (2005) and Cherman and Vieira (2008), we investigated the processes of spatialization in the perceptual experience and its consequences in the social experience of time. Krenak (2019) and Kilomba (2019) in addition to allowing us to think of spatialization as a colonial way of acting, endorse the criticism of the philosophical epistemologies put forward by Bergson (2006). In a mobile reality in which an experience is specialized, with the help of authors like Lepecki (2011), Katz and Greiner (1998), Bardet (2014), Neuprath (2014), Eugênio e Fiadeiro (2013) and Gil (2001), we bet on dance as a methodological strategy of incarnated experimentation of mobility and in the dance state as an experience lived by a microcosmic body. Nancy (2000) allows us to think of creation as an ontological event and duration as an experience of otherness that takes into account not only the being and the other bodies, but also considers all the temporalities. The durational experience of a body in a conscious simultaneity exposes the very movement of existence.