The plastic arts as object of the investigation the Venezuelan University, transversality between science- technology

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Keywords:

art, social sciences, technology, university research

Abstract

The visual arts beyond the creative act, which seems to culminate in the work of art, is concentration of the society where it is inserted, which should be considered as a starting point for research from universities. However, it is hard to find grants for such research, since the impact of resources for the financing of this work has investigated the areas of natural science and technology was considered as guarantors of better products and more social benefits. Thus the arts which make up part of the social sciences are confronted with the inconvenience of having to be relegated. Art as a cultural fact should be brought to light with all its properties, benefits and products and this would only be through research carried conveniently considering that the human material for research is in the decent-researchers in our universities.

Author Biography

  • Dheyby Yolimar Quintero Sivira, Universidad Centroccidental Lisandro Alvarado. Venezuela

    LICENCIADA EN LETRAS

    Mención: HISTORIA DEL ARTE - (Magna Cum laudem)

    DIPLOMADO SEMI-PRESENCIAL DE DOCENCIA INTERACTIVA EN ENTORNOS VIRTUALES DE APRENDIZAJE. Cohorte VI. DFPA. SEDUCLA.

    Universidad Centroccidental Lisandro Alvarado (UCLA)

    Barquisimeto. Venezuela

    ADHESIÓN INDIVIDUAL A LA RED FORUM UNESCO-UNIVERSIDAD Y PATRIMONIO. (FUUP). Centro de Patrimonio Mundial Sector de la Cultura de la UNESCO - Universidad Politécnica de Valencia. España.

    RED IBEROAMERICANA DE INVESTIGACIÓN

    EN IMAGINARIOS Y REPRESENTACIONES (RIIR). Miembro.

    https://imaginariosy

    representaciones.wordpress.com/

     

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Published

2018-07-24

How to Cite

The plastic arts as object of the investigation the Venezuelan University, transversality between science- technology. (2018). Revista Electrónica REDINE, 2(1), 41-54. https://revistas2.uclave.org/index.php/redine/article/view/1272