Tickets
🎫 Ticket for 1 person to the Fever talk (early bird or general admission)
🎫 Ticket for 2 people to the Fever talk (early bird or general admission)
💡 Fever Talks: a series of engaging conferences from experts in different fields. Broaden your horizons and learn something new
General Information
📅 Date: select upon purchase
🕒 Time: 7pm-9pm (talk starts 7:30pm), including a break and a Q&A session (approx. 15mins each)
📌 Location: Impossible Manchester
👤 Age requirement: 18+
🎤 Our speaker, social researcher Dr. Beate Peter, is an expert on the subject matter
Experience Description
The body and the soul are traditionally perceived as separate entities within Western culture; however, dance has the potential to unite them. Drawing on Carl Jung, Dr. Beate Peter will argue that dance allows us to access our collective unconscious and, consequently, a more fully discovered self. In tribal societies and shamanic dances, a demon is thought to speak through a possessed individual; in such a case, the dancer could be seen as expressing an internal voice of the self, rather than an external demonic force. According to research, electronic music facilitates a similar kind of dance-discovery of our inner selves. Its musical features allow the release of emotions, thus allowing the body to become the soul and the individual to become the collective.
🎫 Ticket for 1 person to the Fever talk (early bird or general admission)
🎫 Ticket for 2 people to the Fever talk (early bird or general admission)
💡 Fever Talks: a series of engaging conferences from experts in different fields. Broaden your horizons and learn something new
General Information
📅 Date: select upon purchase
🕒 Time: 7pm-9pm (talk starts 7:30pm), including a break and a Q&A session (approx. 15mins each)
📌 Location: Impossible Manchester
👤 Age requirement: 18+
🎤 Our speaker, social researcher Dr. Beate Peter, is an expert on the subject matter
Experience Description
The body and the soul are traditionally perceived as separate entities within Western culture; however, dance has the potential to unite them. Drawing on Carl Jung, Dr. Beate Peter will argue that dance allows us to access our collective unconscious and, consequently, a more fully discovered self. In tribal societies and shamanic dances, a demon is thought to speak through a possessed individual; in such a case, the dancer could be seen as expressing an internal voice of the self, rather than an external demonic force. According to research, electronic music facilitates a similar kind of dance-discovery of our inner selves. Its musical features allow the release of emotions, thus allowing the body to become the soul and the individual to become the collective.
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