A Sonic Anthropocene. Sound Practices in a Changing Environment (II)

Art and anthropology offer a wide variety of methodological tools and discursive arguments that expand how ecological discourse can be framed in current times. Intervening directly upon the field as a site of direct survey, these disciplines have woven common paths in recent decades, as contemporary...

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Published in:Cadernos de arte e antropologia 2021-09 (Vol. 10, No 2), p.3-6
Main Authors: Louro, Ivo, Mendes, Margarida, Paiva, Daniel, Sánchez-Fuarros, Iñigo
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Language:English
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Summary:Art and anthropology offer a wide variety of methodological tools and discursive arguments that expand how ecological discourse can be framed in current times. Intervening directly upon the field as a site of direct survey, these disciplines have woven common paths in recent decades, as contemporary artistic practices have become research-based, shifting the position of the creator to an investigative role committed to societal change and the observation of planetary transformations. As such,...
ISSN:2238-0361
2238-0361
DOI:10.4000/cadernosaa.3693