Foto reportaje del lenguaje no verbal del arte marcial ecuatoriano Sojukay
This degree work is the development of a photo essay on the martial art Sojukay, to publicize how the Ecuadorian cultural identity is expressed its practice, by analyzing nonverbal communication. According to the fundamentals of structuralism, cultural identity can be understood through the st...
| Autor Principal: | Tipantuña Tipantuña, Alex Daniel |
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| Otros Autores: | Yánez Santillán, Anita Gabriela |
| Formato: | bachelorThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2017
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http://dspace.ups.edu.ec/handle/123456789/13327 |
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This degree work is the development of a photo essay on the martial art Sojukay, to
publicize how the Ecuadorian cultural identity is expressed its practice, by analyzing
nonverbal communication. According to the fundamentals of structuralism, cultural
identity can be understood through the study of the elements that compose it, in this
case Sojukay, and the relationships between them, constantly changing. The same
applies to non-verbal communication, which can be understood through its
subsystems and indicators that these contemplated, without losing sight of the totality
takes on different features of the characteristics of the individual elements. Then, in
order to achieve the overall goal set, it was first conducted a research process,
through which the relationship between cultural identity and nonverbal
communication, within the context of Sojukay were explained; and the meanings that
acquires in that environment the main body movements, facial expressions, distance
between practitioners, clothing and use of weapons / tools were determined. As a
result, photojournalism proved to be a way to reflect the circular movements of
hands and arms (top, middle and bottom), the torso, and the lateral, diagonal and
vertical movement of legs and feet, which, together with a facial expression calm and
relaxed, variations in distance between the athletes and the use of costumes and
warlike weapons, means self-control, cultural belonging to the Ecuadorian nation and
capacity for self-defense. |
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