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后记确定了关于舞蹈和比赛的关键思想,这些思想在整本书中共同产生:舞蹈比赛如何参与身份问题;制度如何塑造竞争;它的回报、损失和政治潜力;以及它如何促进社区互动。《后记》继续质疑竞争所产生的社会性,以及在占主导地位的资本主义文化之外,是否有可能参与面向社会交换形式的竞争。无论是在舞蹈中还是在更广泛的社会领域中,对世界的集体理解已经消失,取而代之的是在相似自我的网络中对自我的定位和重新定位。个人开始认为每个人都在争夺更好的职位,利用他或她与他人的联系来进步,获得更多的资源,展示更好的形象。简而言之,他们成为企业家。
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The Afterword identifies key ideas regarding dance and competition that are collectively generated throughout the book: how dance competition engages matters of identity; how institutions shape competition; its rewards, losses, and political potential; and how it facilitates community interaction. The Afterword moves on to question the kind of sociality that competition produces and whether it is possible to engage in competition geared toward forms of social exchange outside the dominant capitalist culture. Both within dance and across the broader social realm, a collective understanding of the world has disappeared in favor of a positioning and repositioning of the self within a network of similar selves. Individuals begin to assume that each is jockeying for a better position, using his or her contacts with others to advance, to acquire more resources, to present a better image. In short, they become entrepreneurial.
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