Working my way through the Handbook : Ethical Considerations
Ethical Considerations - Different Perspectives people have about something
Ethical Products- things you will be doing to address some of the things you have considered
True:
You hurt yourself at work, you are injured
Preparation for auditions
Basic health and safety do´s and don´ts - Audition/On stage/Theatre
Powerful:
To encourage others, how you wish to be treated
No matter from where you trained/come from, see all on one equal playing field
Warm up/cool down your body before audition/show
Difficult :
Everyone gets an opportunity to be seen
Race
Weight
Éthics throws a spotlight on the balance of power between the researcher and the researched´- Handbook - Module Two - pg 33
This has not changed my philosophical thinking towards the ethics of my inquiry. For example, with points such as preparing for auditions and warming up/cooling down the body, there is only one way of doing this in order to prevent injury. Without these things you are at a disadvantage of progressing. However, i found the column `difficult, ethic considerations´interesting. For any other line of work, race, gender, weight can not be considered for future employment, it would be ethically wrong. But in theatre, a girl who is white can not play Motermouth in Hairspray, a slim build young guy could not play rocky. Where is the line for ethics in this situation? I would appreciate others views on this.
Ethical Products- things you will be doing to address some of the things you have considered
True:
You hurt yourself at work, you are injured
Preparation for auditions
Basic health and safety do´s and don´ts - Audition/On stage/Theatre
Powerful:
To encourage others, how you wish to be treated
No matter from where you trained/come from, see all on one equal playing field
Warm up/cool down your body before audition/show
Difficult :
Everyone gets an opportunity to be seen
Race
Weight
Éthics throws a spotlight on the balance of power between the researcher and the researched´- Handbook - Module Two - pg 33
This has not changed my philosophical thinking towards the ethics of my inquiry. For example, with points such as preparing for auditions and warming up/cooling down the body, there is only one way of doing this in order to prevent injury. Without these things you are at a disadvantage of progressing. However, i found the column `difficult, ethic considerations´interesting. For any other line of work, race, gender, weight can not be considered for future employment, it would be ethically wrong. But in theatre, a girl who is white can not play Motermouth in Hairspray, a slim build young guy could not play rocky. Where is the line for ethics in this situation? I would appreciate others views on this.
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