Table 5.
Commonality analysis of theoretical framework applications.
Commonality category | Cross-cultural | Indigenous cultural |
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Cultural understanding and respect | Practical Theology Theory (A1), Ethnocentrism Theory (A3), Cultural Studies (A12), etc., emphasize understanding and respect for dance across different cultural backgrounds | Respect Design Theory (B2), Cultural Interface Theory, Kinetic Nationalism (B3), etc., highlight the importance of Indigenous culture and ethnic identity(B7) |
Social structure and power dynamics | Bourdieu’s and Foucault’s frameworks analyze power structures and social stratification in dance training (A5, A8) | Bourdieu’s Theory reveals the influence of teachers on student training and competition (B10), while sociological perspectives analyze the impact of social structures on dance education (B5) |
Teaching strategies and the role of teachers | The Vertical Osmosis Concept and Constructivist Theory emphasize the role of teachers in constructing cultural identity (A10) | Adult Learning Theory (B8) and Bourdieu’s Theory emphasize the role of teachers in curriculum planning and student training (B10) |