Dancing Across Disciplines: A 21st Century Model for Educational Reform in the Academy
Dancing Across Disciplines: A 21st Century Model for Educational Reform in the Academy
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跨学科之舞：21世纪学院教育改革模式
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10.1080/15290824.2007.10387349
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2007
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通讯作者：
Andrea Mantell
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Andrea Mantell
通信：安德烈·曼特尔·塞德尔，艺术博士，5900 SW 84大道，迈阿密，佛罗里达33143; seidela@fiu.edu。当时和现在的迈阿密：埃利安·冈萨雷斯和爸爸上演了古巴民族主义的冲突戏剧。贫困的海地船民被遣返回海地。范思哲（Versace）在历史悠久的装饰艺术区（Art Deco District）的魅力和颓废中在海洋大道（Ocean Drive）被枪杀。萨泰里亚的牧师在迈阿密河畔献祭鸡。迈阿密罪恶的图像与迈阿密尼斯令人陶醉的节奏并列。工人阶级的伦巴，贵族的丹松，民粹主义的梅伦格和复调萨尔萨流畅地融合在小哈瓦那怀旧咖啡馆的舞池里，重现了20世纪30年代老哈瓦那的魅力，图像和声音。在舞蹈和音乐作为伟大的均衡器的潜力的理想主义中，在通过节奏和歌曲庆祝差异的承诺中，我构思了跨越界限的舞蹈（DAD）项目（1998-2002），由美国教育部的高等教育改善基金资助225，000美元，为期三年。该项目由佛罗里达国际大学（FIU）位于迈阿密的拉丁美洲和加勒比中心的跨文化舞蹈和音乐研究所（INDAMI）赞助，并设在该中心，自1992年以来，我一直担任该中心的创始人和主任。反映了大迈阿密地区的大量拉丁美洲和加勒比人口，INDAMI节目强调这些地理区域的舞蹈和音乐。
Correspondence: Andrea Mantell-Seidel, D.Arts, 5900 SW 84th Avenue, Miami, Florida 33143; seidela@fiu.edu. Miami then and now: Elian Gonzalez and Papa played out the conflicting dramas of Cuban nationalism. Impoverished Haitian boat people repatriated back to Haiti. Versace gunned down on Ocean Drive amidst the glamour and decadence of the historic Art Deco District. Santeria priests sacrifice chickens on the banks of the Miami River. Images of Miami Vice juxtaposed against the intoxicating rhythms of Miami Nice. Working class rumba, aristocratic danzon, populist merengue and polyphonic salsa fluidly merge on the dance floor at Café Nostalgia in Little Havana, recreating the glamour, images and sounds of l930s old Havana. In the idealism of the potential of dance and music as the great levelers, in the promise of the celebration of difference through rhythm and song, I conceived the Dancing Across Disciplines (DAD) project (1998-2002), funded by a $225,000, threeyear grant from the US Department of Education’s Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education. The project was sponsored by and housed at the Intercultural Dance and Music Institute (INDAMI) at Florida International University (FIU)’s Latin American and Caribbean Center in Miami where I have served as founder and director since 1992. Reflecting the large Latin American and Caribbean population of the Greater Miami area, INDAMI programs emphasize the dance and music of these geographical areas.