Dança Humana: big story em ação

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Autor(a) principal: Bragato, Marcos
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Chellappa, Thiago, Araújo , Douglas
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Resumo: It is conjectured how the sedentary lifestyle ensure the platform on which we are when occupying the entire land and triggering the need of confluence for social cohesion. One is the dance that becomes a specialty, but back there it serves as a fundamental glue in time without writing. To cut out in this way is to promote the big story, the attention for long periods responsible for the formation of patterns, and to observe the changes with consequences in the historical panorama. Paying attention to a sedentary lifestyle does not eliminate the need to contemplate aspects that elicit cultural cumulation and the role of imitation.
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spelling Dança Humana: big story em açãoIt is conjectured how the sedentary lifestyle ensure the platform on which we are when occupying the entire land and triggering the need of confluence for social cohesion. One is the dance that becomes a specialty, but back there it serves as a fundamental glue in time without writing. To cut out in this way is to promote the big story, the attention for long periods responsible for the formation of patterns, and to observe the changes with consequences in the historical panorama. Paying attention to a sedentary lifestyle does not eliminate the need to contemplate aspects that elicit cultural cumulation and the role of imitation.Conjectura-se como o estilo de vida sedentário assegura a plataforma na qual estamos ao ocupar toda a terra e desencadear a necessidade de confluência para a coesão social. Uma delas é a dança que se converte em especialidade, mas lá atrás serve como cola fundamental no tempo sem escrita. 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