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Arte y resistencia al extractivismo en Argentina. Lenguajes para reinventar lo común.

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posted on 2019-05-08, 14:02 authored by Gabriela Merlinsky, Paula Serafini
In Argentina and other Latin American countries, the commodification of nature and the expropriation of territory are being challenged due to their impact on common goods. This article analyses expressions of resistance to these processes that adopt artistic forms and languages in order to intervene public discourses and public spaces. We investigate the ways in which the definition of the commons is produced through three different media: documentary film, visual arts, and creative interventions in the public space. En Argentina y otros países de América Latina, la mercantilización de la naturaleza y la expropiación del territorio son objeto de cuestionamiento por su afectación a los bienes comunes. Este artículo analiza aquellas expresiones de resistencia a estos procesos que asumen modalidades y lenguajes artísticos para la intervención en espacios y discursos públicos. Investigamos de qué manera se produce la definición de lo común en tres medios: el cine documental, las artes visuales, y las intervenciones creativas en el espacio público.

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Ecología Política, 2019

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/Organisation/COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, ARTS AND HUMANITIES/Department of Media, Communication and Sociology

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  • AM (Accepted Manuscript)

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Ecología Política

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ENT Foundation and Icaria Editorial

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2604-6091

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2019-04-30

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2019

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https://www.ecologiapolitica.info/?p=11731

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