Leiden University Press eBooks· 2012
The Conflict of the Faculties. Perspectives on Artistic Research and Academia
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Short summary
This thesis explores the nature and academic integration of artistic research, arguing that discourse shapes its practice and development.
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Key points
- Defines and explores the concept of artistic research.
- Investigates the integration of artistic research within academia.
- Highlights the performative role of discourse in shaping artistic research practices.
- Aims to advance understanding and development of the field.
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Abstract
<p>The thesis is about artistic \nresearch – what it is, or what it could be. And it is about the place \nthat artistic research could have in academia, within the whole of \nacademic research. It is also about the ways we speak about such issues,\n and about how the things we say (in this study and elsewhere) cause the\n practices involved to manifest themselves in specific ways, while also \nsetting them into motion. In this sense, the thesis not only explores \nthe phenomenon of artistic research in relation to academia, but it also\n engages with that relationship. This performative dimension of the \nthesis is interwoven with its constative and interpretive dimensions. If\n the thesis succeeds in its aims, it will not only advance knowledge and\n understanding of artistic research, but it will further the development\n of this emerging field.<br /></p>
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Field: Visual Arts and Performing Arts
Visual Arts and Performing ArtsArts and Humanities