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The introduction of arts education in the upper cycles Masters and PhD has renewed a debate about the relationship between arts and sciences. This article discusses the implications of this conflict now reformulated in terms of practice (art) versus research (theoretical). Within the context of the birth of modern subjectivity and the Humanities, as Foucault puts it, reviews the idea of praxis related to the fields of nature, politics and work, drawing on Hannah Arendt, Giorgio Agamben and Paolo Virno among other thinkers.
Este trabajo fue expuesto en el Seminario Internacional “Las artes escénicas como práctica de investigación. La transformación de los espacios académicos y artísticos (1990-2010)”, organizado por el Institut del Teatre (Barcelona) y el Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales, CSIC (Madrid). Este artículo está sujeto a una licencia CC BY-SA 4.0
Proyecto: “Imaginarios sociales en las culturas de la globalización. Documentación y análisis de la creación escénica en Iberoamérica (1999-2010) (HAR 2008-06014-C02/ARTE), realizado en Barcelona, del 26 al 28 de mayo de 2010.
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Teoría de la acción, Historia de la ciencia, Modernidad, Performance theory, Modernity, Teoría del arte, History of sciencie, Art theory
Teoría de la acción, Historia de la ciencia, Modernidad, Performance theory, Modernity, Teoría del arte, History of sciencie, Art theory
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