„PRZEPRASZAM, CZY MOGĘ SOBIE ZROBIĆ ZDJĘCIE Z KOSTIUMEM?” AUTENTYCZNOŚĆ STROJU W REKONSTRUKCJACH HISTORYCZNYCH NA PRZYKŁADZIE ODTWÓRSTWA TAŃCA DAWNEGO

Katarzyna  Turczyn

Published: 2015-12-31

Vol. 59 (2015)

“MAY I HAVE A PICTURE WITH THE DRESS?” AUTHENTICITY OF COSTUME IN HISTORICAL REENACTMENT AT THE EXAMPLE OF RECREATION OF DANCE

Katarzyna Turczyn

Abstract

The article explores role of attires in dance reenactment. It describes how reenactors collect historical sources on past dresses, how present costumes are designed, sewn and finally worn and used by dancers. Using concepts of cold and hot authenticity (Selwyn) the author interprets whole tactics of choosing dress for certain reenactment purposes. She focuses on two main attitudes towards costume – one above all valuing historical accuracy even if it negatively influences visual outcome of dance performances and second allowing some concessions to historical sources in order to improve dynamics of dance, to make it more attractive for the audience. Both paths are valid within reenactment movement, however, discussion between adherents of them seems endless.

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Historical reenactment, Dance reenactment, Authenticity, Dress, Poland

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Turczyn, K. . (2015). “MAY I HAVE A PICTURE WITH THE DRESS?” AUTHENTICITY OF COSTUME IN HISTORICAL REENACTMENT AT THE EXAMPLE OF RECREATION OF DANCE. Etnografia Polska, 59, 111–123. Retrieved from https://journals.iaepan.pl/ep/article/view/97

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