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Dialogue Moves: Practicing Research with Amerta Movement

  • Berita Wednesday Forum, Uncategorized, Wednesday Forum News
  • 24 August 2023, 10.08
  • Oleh: crcs ugm
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Dialogue Moves: Practicing Research with Amerta Movement

Wednesday Forum – 30 August 2023

I have been undertaking a fellowship that investigates how Amerta Movement practice (developed by Javanese movement artist Suprapto Suryodarmo) supports dialogue between diverse ethnic and religious communities in Indonesia. This has been done in collaboration with Samsul Maarif (CRCS, UGM), Diane Butler (Dharma Nature Time), and artists who worked closely with Pak Prapto. Engaging with CRCS has prompted me to reconsider research methodologies from my own field of dance studies and their potential contribution to religious and cross-cultural studies. In particular, the area of practice research in performing arts explores how engagement in creative practice has the potential to develop new ways of knowing. I will share how my own bodily experience and creative responses have lent themselves towards new understandings of the research enquiry on dialogue through the Amerta Movement. Finally, I consider what practice research might offer a researcher engaging in dialogue across differences, inspired by Kershaw’s call for the ‘profound challenge to established modes of knowledge production in universities that the creative impulse in practice might, at its best, always produce’ (2009, 5).

Dr. Emma Meehan is an Associate Professor in Dance at the Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University. She received an International Academic Fellowship from the Leverhulme Trust called ‘Dialogue Moves: Amerta Movement in Indonesia’. She was the principal investigator for the AHRC-funded Somatic Practice and Chronic Pain Network. Recent publications include ‘Moving with Pain’ co-authored with Bernie Carter in Frontiers in Psychology (2021) and ‘Moving and Mapping’ co-authored with Natalie Garrett Brown in Urban Sensographies (ed. Whybrow, Routledge, 2020). Emma has co-edited several collections including Performing Process (2018) with Hetty Blades and Dance Matters in Ireland (2018) with Aoife McGrath. She is a Board Member for the Journal of Dance and Somatic Practices and co-chairs its Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion working group.

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