Subjective derivations in contemporary (By the way Pademonia Panacea)
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https://doi.org/10.7203/eari.9.12283Keywords:
Contemporary Subjectivities, Subjectivities celebrity, Body, Aesthetic cognition, Pademonia Panacea
Abstract
The artistic project: Pademonia Panacea allowed me to make certain experimental, sensitive and vital approaches, aimed at understanding some aspects about constitution of Subjectivities through contemporaneity, and because of it, being concerned to formation and way to establish more careful relations with all beings that inhabit the universe. These inquiries have been built from a perspective of aesthetic cognition, it means, a pathway of construction and relation with reality, in which the possibilities of understanding and sensitive action are recognized. From an initial framing, the article goes further into the question related to contemporary subjectivities, in order to develop two ways of subjective derivations.
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Edilberto Hernández, Universidad de San Buenaventura, Medellín
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