Pensamiento cultural y elementos filosóficos del canto y la danza en las películas indias.
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https://doi.org/10.1590/0101-3173.2023.v46n4.p315Palabras clave:
Indian film, Singing and dancing, Classical aesthetics, Religious philosophyResumen
Yang y Zhang sostienen que el arte es la encarnación de la cultura y el espíritu de una nación. El canto y el baile son dos de las primeras y más ricas formas de arte humano. No son sólo el producto de la experiencia sensible y emocional, sino también la trascendencia de la vida cotidiana. Como característica más distintiva de las películas indias modernas, el arte de cantar y bailar hereda las ideas estéticas y la filosofía religiosa tradicionales de la India que se pueden encontrar en el entorno audiovisual moderno. Mantiene una clara impresión nacional, a raíz de la internacionalización. Yang y Zhang buscan mostrar que este tipo de arte es de gran importancia para explorar la nacionalidad del arte chino de cantar y bailar.
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Received: 09/02/2023
Approved: 01/04/2023
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