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Symbol of Dance (9) - focusing on waltz and Viennese waltz -

Kyung-Sook Lee

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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to study what symbols appear in waltz and Viennese waltz, what is the intrinsic meaning contained therein, and what role waltz and Viennese waltz play in each dance sport category. Method: This study aims to reveal the character of aesthetics from the perspective of ‘Ästhetik von unten’ by introducing an expressional method of symbolic research into limited texts such as the waltz and Viennese waltz. Results: This study categorized and symbolized waltz and Viennese waltz under ‘same’ which is a composition of meaning. The method of dancing placed in the context of our life and culture was a systematic formulation of a relatively new symbol. In other words, the symbol was composed on the premise of conveying the meaning of the person who transmits the waltz & Vienna waltz (artist), the person who receives the waltz and the Vienna waltz (viewer), and the waltz & Vienna waltz (art work). And it was a form of expression by artists & viewers and a description of the artistic process. Conclusion: Through this study, ‘knowing’ and ‘Getting to know’ about the symbol of dance from the aesthetic point of view could be used to implicitly interpret the nature of each sport and create a dance sports theory.

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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to study what symbols appear in waltz and Viennese waltz, what is the intrinsic meaning contained therein, and what role waltz and Viennese waltz play in each dance sport category. Method: This study aims to reveal the character of aesthetics from the perspective of ‘Ästhetik von unten’ by introducing an expressional method of symbolic research into limited texts such as the waltz and Viennese waltz. Results: This study categorized and symbolized waltz and Viennese waltz under ‘same’ which is a composition of meaning. The method of dancing placed in the context of our life and culture was a systematic formulation of a relatively new symbol. In other words, the symbol was composed on the premise of conveying the meaning of the person who transmits the waltz & Vienna waltz (artist), the person who receives the waltz and the Vienna waltz (viewer), and the waltz & Vienna waltz (art work). And it was a form of expression by artists & viewers and a description of the artistic process. Conclusion: Through this study, ‘knowing’ and ‘Getting to know’ about the symbol of dance from the aesthetic point of view could be used to implicitly interpret the nature of each sport and create a dance sports theory.

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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to study what symbols appear in waltz and Viennese waltz, what is the intrinsic meaning contained therein, and what role waltz and Viennese waltz play in each dance sport category. Method: This study aims to reveal the character of aesthetics from the perspective of ‘Ästhetik von unten’ by introducing an expressional method of symbolic research into limited texts such as the waltz and Viennese waltz. Results: This study categorized and symbolized waltz and Viennese waltz under ‘same’ which is a composition of meaning. The method of dancing placed in the context of our life and culture was a systematic formulation of a relatively new symbol. In other words, the symbol was composed on the premise of conveying the meaning of the person who transmits the waltz & Vienna waltz (artist), the person who receives the waltz and the Vienna waltz (viewer), and the waltz & Vienna waltz (art work). And it was a form of expression by artists & viewers and a description of the artistic process. Conclusion: Through this study, ‘knowing’ and ‘Getting to know’ about the symbol of dance from the aesthetic point of view could be used to implicitly interpret the nature of each sport and create a dance sports theory.

Key concepts: Waltz, Symbol (formal), Dance, Meaning (existential), Art, Context (archaeology), Literature, Art history

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