Regina and Rogerio: fragments of a fifteen year conversation
As I started the study and translation of Keleman’s books, in 1990, I felt immediately the need to understanding the evolutionary roots of his formative and unique conception of the body. Rogerio Sawaya was already at the time a very experienced medical doctor, an obstetrician, introducer of the Leboyer Birth Method in Brazil , son […]
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Projeto SOS-TOs
Um trabalho grupal, praticado, cartografado, video-gravado. 2 encontros iniciais para prosseguir futuramente
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O que entra pela boca – Um diálogo sobre dietas e educação alimentar
O processo formativo norteou a conversa que evidencia vários comportamentos ligados à alimentação (e a mudança dela), para muito além das idealizações, da ditadura da beleza e da obsessão por regimes.
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Mar de palavras
A experiência de apresentar a linguagem formativa para um grupo iniciante em seu primeiro encontro… a intenção era fazer com que as pessoas mergulhassem no mar de palavras como mergulham no mar das imagens e dos corpos dentro do dispositivo do ambiente-Laboratório
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Following the protagonizations of a student throughout his formative education. 0. A dispositive In the seminars at the Laboratório do Processo Formativo we study how bodies produce themselves and in the same act continually produce environments. Many actions compose the strategy through which we plunge into this evidence. In the room, there is a […]
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Edição da participação de Regina Favre no Congresso Latino Americano de Bioenergética, 2012
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Presence
In order to go deeper into the organization of presence it is necessary to go further into its place in the plan of the event. Event is the state of things in their becomings, environments inside of environments, in which the body also in its state of becoming, is immersed as part of the event […]
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A body in the multitude: from the molecular to the lived
*The word used here in Portuguese, muvuca, an indigenous word meaning the mixture of several grains and seeds with dirt, in order to reforest a devastated area, is also used in common language to mean an unorganized group of people making a mess. (www.dicionarioinformal.com.br/muvuca/) TODAY’s Bodies’ Formative conditions: a cartography Bodies-Individuals: relative, interdependent, and interconnected, […]
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