Paisaje: Imagen, entorno, ensamble

Despite explicitly recognizing its mediating function between culture and nature, both aesthetics and social science tend to reduce landscape, either to a mere construct of the gaze that beholds it or to the material result of human intervention into its thereby "culturized" natural enviro...

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Main Author: Jens Andermann
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad Nacional de La Plata 2007-11-01
Series:Orbis Tertius
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Online Access:http://revistas.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/index.php/OT/article/view/2512
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spelling doaj-5b983161c7474399abfcfdb4e1c7ccb82020-11-24T20:45:04ZspaUniversidad Nacional de La PlataOrbis Tertius1851-78112007-11-0113142365Paisaje: Imagen, entorno, ensambleJens Andermann0Birkbeck College, University of LondonDespite explicitly recognizing its mediating function between culture and nature, both aesthetics and social science tend to reduce landscape, either to a mere construct of the gaze that beholds it or to the material result of human intervention into its thereby "culturized" natural environment. This essay argues that we should return to conceive of landscape as the process that runs from the image to the environment and vice versa, as an assemblage of the human and the non-human. In this way, it aims to sketch out a theoretical frame in which to historicize the landscapes of Latin American modernity.http://revistas.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/index.php/OT/article/view/2512PaisajeModernidadEspacioLugarErgon / parergon
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Espacio
Lugar
Ergon / parergon
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title Paisaje: Imagen, entorno, ensamble
title_short Paisaje: Imagen, entorno, ensamble
title_full Paisaje: Imagen, entorno, ensamble
title_fullStr Paisaje: Imagen, entorno, ensamble
title_full_unstemmed Paisaje: Imagen, entorno, ensamble
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publisher Universidad Nacional de La Plata
series Orbis Tertius
issn 1851-7811
publishDate 2007-11-01
description Despite explicitly recognizing its mediating function between culture and nature, both aesthetics and social science tend to reduce landscape, either to a mere construct of the gaze that beholds it or to the material result of human intervention into its thereby "culturized" natural environment. This essay argues that we should return to conceive of landscape as the process that runs from the image to the environment and vice versa, as an assemblage of the human and the non-human. In this way, it aims to sketch out a theoretical frame in which to historicize the landscapes of Latin American modernity.
topic Paisaje
Modernidad
Espacio
Lugar
Ergon / parergon
url http://revistas.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/index.php/OT/article/view/2512
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