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{"value"=>"<p> <span class=\"title\">Exploring Shame Through the Use of Movement and Dance</span></p> <p>This paper explores the nonverbal expression of shame and its mobilization through the use of movement and dance. Shameful feelings relate to how the self perceives itself; they are by nature emotionally and physically inhibiting to the individual experiencing them. Shame's expression is generally nonverbal since verbalization is difficult due to denial and the overwhelming physiological changes in the body. Blushing and covering one's face to hide from others are indicators of shameful feelings.</p> <p>This study focuses on the physical expression of shame, particularly my own movement behaviors associated with these feelings. In order for me to experience feelings of shame and to observe its manifestation, I videotaped myself moving and dancing while being observed. Analysis involved corresponding my internal-felt sensations and my thoughts with my observable movement behavior. Feelings of anger and sadness are observed as feelings of shame are experienced.</p> <p>Overcoming the fears of being observed and feeling rejected are at the crux at mobilizing shameful feelings. Changing one's self-concept involves experiencing shame on a body/movement level and allowing the feelings of rejection, anger, sadness and hurt to be felt and integrated into the psyche.</p>"}
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