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This accumulation, Schwaiger concluded, "highlights the social restraints striking [dancers'] social recognition and cultural valorization, which are culturally naturalized and hidden" (p. 1). The expectation of ballet and contemporary dance society as a young people's event is so pervasive that dance research studies scholars have lately initiated further discussion concerning the stereotypes of aging in expert dancing. As a group of mature females professional dancers that continue to carry out, we intend to critique the idealization of youthfulness as a form of ageism in professional dance. We conclude that we obtained essential understanding of the gendered and also ageist building of dance as a doing art.
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