Considerações sobre as relações entre autoria, dança, cinema e videodança | Considerations on the relationship between authorship, dance, film and videodance
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https://doi.org/10.18617/liinc.v7i2.435Keywords:
autoria, dança, cinema, videodança | authorship, dance, videodance.Abstract
Resumo Este texto parte das aproximações entre dança, videodança e cinema para discutir a questão de autoria. A partir de uma breve historiografia desses fazeres artísticos, aponta possíveis entendimentos para os desdobramentos atuais acerca do hibridismo nas artes, e as perspectivas de Vilem Flusser, Roland Barthes e Walter Benjamim para se pensar a obra de arte.
Palavras-chave autoria; dança; cinema; videodança.
Abstract This text looks into the similarities among dance, videodance and cinema to discuss the matter of authorship. From a brief historiography of these artistic manifestations, it suggests possible understandings of hybridity on current developments in the arts, and the perspectives of Vilem Flusser, Roland Barthes and Walter Benjamin to think about the art work.
Keywords authorship; dance; cinema; videodance.
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