Lo que la escenografía es: Una cuestión del habitar poético del hombre.

Authors

  • Lic. Lucrecia Etchecoin

Abstract

El presente trabajo propone líneas de reflexión acerca del fenómeno escenográfico, preguntándose por la esencia, es decir, aquello que está en la base y explica, lo que la escenografía es. Lo hace exponiendo y dialogando con los aportes que al campo realiza el escenógrafo argentino Gastón Breyer. Sosteniendo la hipótesis de que esos aportes asumen el fenómeno escenográfico como una realidad íntegra, con conceptos y métodos de carácter propio e intransferible.

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Published

2017-04-12

How to Cite

Etchecoin, L. L. (2017). Lo que la escenografía es: Una cuestión del habitar poético del hombre. The Step. Notebook of Theatre Studies, (14). Retrieved from https://www.ojs.arte.unicen.edu.ar/index.php/elpeldano/article/view/456

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No. 14 (2016): Abril 2016

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Artículos

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