O mundo desencantado e a dança: uma vivência dançante com as trabalhadoras terceirizadas do Instituto Federal de Goiás - Campus Aparecida de Goiânia

Abstract

This study, based on Dream Ecology (Rodrigues, 2008), delved into a dance experience shared with outsourced female workers at the Instituto Federal de Goiás - Campus Aparecida de Goiânia, investigating the impacts of a dance proposal on their lives. The chosen methodology delved into the bodily and subjective experiences of these women, revealing how dance can become a possibility of redefining and connecting with the body. The results show that the practice of dance promotes not only physical and emotional well-being, but also bodily autonomy and the strengthening of affective bonds within the workplace. Dance emerges as a tool of resistance, challenging alienating working conditions and contributing to the construction of new narratives about the body and the trajectory of these women. Finally, this work suggests a perspective for looking at this sample group and possibilities for the democratization of dance and its knowledge.