Dance in the realm of ethics

They say wisdom “comes” with age... that's because life experience teaches us everything, we need to know to make the right decisions and achieve professional, emotional, mental and physical fulfillment alike. And I think that with age we develop a kind of respect for ourselves, for the work done up until then, but also for all those dear to us in our personal lives, and professionally, for those who were and are our teachers, mentors, guides, coaches, superiors or even disciples. I believe that this respect grows as we discover more details, hit more obstacles and store more “life lessons”, which delivers a moral conscience that will be a kind of constant guide in everything we do, undertake in all fields of activity. Applied in our doctoral research, I feel the ethical conscience both towards the supervisor, towards my mentor and towards the evaluation committee of the final doctoral thesis, as well as towards the topic of the paper that I have chosen and towards its consistency, but with security and towards the obligation and responsibility that I think I have in the field in which I work, towards all those involved in the field, actively or passively alike; this is due to the fact that our doctoral thesis entitled “Key Points Of Rhythmic Gymnastics And Ballet In The Effective Training And Improvement Of The Professional Dancer”, in addition to the ongoing rigorous research, aims to extract all the concrete, truthful and indisputable details that form the content of the thesis, from all sources of information, but especially from experience as a practitioner in several sections of this field of activity, dance.

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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.35218/icds-2024-0023
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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Dance in the realm of ethics

Pamela TĂNASĂ-GACHE
Diversity and Impact of Dance
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Dance in the realm of ethics

Pamela TĂNASĂ-GACHE
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Abstract

They say wisdom “comes” with age... that's because life experience teaches us everything, we need to know to make the right decisions and achieve professional, emotional, mental and physical fulfillment alike. And I think that with age we develop a kind of respect for ourselves, for the work done up until then, but also for all those dear to us in our personal lives, and professionally, for those who were and are our teachers, mentors, guides, coaches, superiors or even disciples. I believe that this respect grows as we discover more details, hit more obstacles and store more “life lessons”, which delivers a moral conscience that will be a kind of constant guide in everything we do, undertake in all fields of activity. Applied in our doctoral research, I feel the ethical conscience both towards the supervisor, towards my mentor and towards the evaluation committee of the final doctoral thesis, as well as towards the topic of the paper that I have chosen and towards its consistency, but with security and towards the obligation and responsibility that I think I have in the field in which I work, towards all those involved in the field, actively or passively alike; this is due to the fact that our doctoral thesis entitled “Key Points Of Rhythmic Gymnastics And Ballet In The Effective Training And Improvement Of The Professional Dancer”, in addition to the ongoing rigorous research, aims to extract all the concrete, truthful and indisputable details that form the content of the thesis, from all sources of information, but especially from experience as a practitioner in several sections of this field of activity, dance.

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