TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGY
Based upon the concepts of traps, chimera and pathways proposed by Alfred Gell, Carlo Severi and Els Lagrou respectively, this bibliographic essay presents the characteristics, similarities and specificities of three approaches on art in contemporary anthropology. The work focuses on the ruptures cr...
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description | Based upon the concepts of traps, chimera and pathways proposed by Alfred Gell, Carlo Severi and Els Lagrou respectively, this bibliographic essay presents the characteristics, similarities and specificities of three approaches on art in contemporary anthropology. The work focuses on the ruptures created by these approaches, concerning the symbolic analysis that has long dominated the anthropological art studies. Breaking away from the conception of art as a symbolic language, the studies we analyzed emphasized, in different ways, the cognitive action of art in native contexts, privileging categories such as agency, efficacy, counter-intuitiveness, and presentification. In the conclusion, we demonstrate how these categories are applied to Amerindian Art through the work of Els Lagrou on Cashinahua Art. |
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spelling | doaj.art-dd1358e0c57547249490a04bf598066f2022-12-22T03:54:15ZspaUniversidade Federal do Rio Grande do SulEspaço Ameríndio1982-65242009-12-01326765TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGYAndré Demarchi0PPGSA IFCS UFRJBased upon the concepts of traps, chimera and pathways proposed by Alfred Gell, Carlo Severi and Els Lagrou respectively, this bibliographic essay presents the characteristics, similarities and specificities of three approaches on art in contemporary anthropology. The work focuses on the ruptures created by these approaches, concerning the symbolic analysis that has long dominated the anthropological art studies. Breaking away from the conception of art as a symbolic language, the studies we analyzed emphasized, in different ways, the cognitive action of art in native contexts, privileging categories such as agency, efficacy, counter-intuitiveness, and presentification. In the conclusion, we demonstrate how these categories are applied to Amerindian Art through the work of Els Lagrou on Cashinahua Art.http://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/EspacoAmerindio/article/view/10106arteagênciapresençaação cognitiva. |
spellingShingle | André Demarchi TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGY Espaço Ameríndio arte agência presença ação cognitiva. |
title | TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGY |
title_full | TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGY |
title_fullStr | TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGY |
title_full_unstemmed | TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGY |
title_short | TRAPS, CHIMERAS AND PATHWAYS: THREE APPROACHES OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGY |
title_sort | traps chimeras and pathways three approaches of art in contemporary anthropology |
topic | arte agência presença ação cognitiva. |
url | http://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/EspacoAmerindio/article/view/10106 |
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