Los Límites del Arte como Praxis Social y Humana

The book Los límites del arte como praxis social y humana (The Limits of Art as Social and Human Praxis) includes seven contributions on contemporary aesthetic issues, written by Spanish-speaking researchers and academics from both sides of the Atlantic, from an international perspective. It features texts by Esteban Alejandro Suárez and María Verónica Galfione from the Argentine academic world, and by Jordi Carmona Hurtado, Fernando Infante del Rosal, Andrea Soto Calderón, Rafael Sánchez-Mateos Paniagua and Lorena Peña Jiménez, who are active in academia and contemporary artistic research in Spain. The common thread running through the volume is to question how art practices and aesthetic reflection are capable of contributing to defining and delimiting, and finding a distinctive criterion, or rather actively blurring, displacing and blurring the boundaries between the human and the non-human, and the frontiers of social differences and identities, including forms of belonging and uproot

ISBN: 9788413695808.