Réflexions sur un projet de danse intergénérationnel


Bourgeois-Guérin, É., Lyke, C., Lachaîne, A. & Rousseau, C. (2021)
Nouvelle revue de psychosociologie
32 | p. 189-198

In a number of ways, dance can express and transform interpersonal and social bonds. This article explores this idea, drawing on a dance project conducted in Montreal in 2017 in a multi-ethnic neighborhood facing issues of poverty. The project was based on the premise that intergenerational and intercommunity ties both echo and transform each other. This article will describe the framework in which the project took place and discuss the challenges it raised, particularly in terms of animation and artistic process. Finally, we will reflect on the way that the dynamics between centrality and marginality were revealed in the project.

Members and SHERPA Teams

Elis Bourgeois-Guérin

Elise Bourgeois-Guérin

Professor, Département Sciences humaines, Lettres et Communications, Université TÉLUQ

Cécile Rousseau

Professor, Division of Social and Transcultural Psychiatry, Université McGill