Master Dissertation
Document
Master Dissertation
Author
Fávero, Mateus
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Full name
Mateus Favero Martins
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Escola de Comunicações e Artes (ECA)
Concentration Area
Date of Defense
2022-09-26
Published
São Paulo, 2022
Supervisor
Committee
Ramos, Luiz Fernando (President)
Dubatti, Jorge Adrián
Trotta, Rosyane
Title in Portuguese
Da pergunta à cena: perspectivas metodológicas para a prática teatral como pesquisa.
Keywords in Portuguese
Buenos Aires Escénica; Metodologias de pesquisa e criação; Pesquisa em artes; Prática como pesquisa; Tercer Abstracto
Abstract in Portuguese
A presente dissertação toma como mote a relação entre pesquisa e criação artística. O que se entende por pesquisa em artes ou por prática como pesquisa? Como essa pesquisa está sendo praticada no teatro? O que as práticas como pesquisa podem ensinar para a teoria da pesquisa em artes? Para responder à primeira pergunta, buscamos conhecer as principais teorias acerca da pesquisa em artes, internacionais e nacionais. Identificamos, através destas elaborações, um vazio acerca das metodologias de pesquisa e criação. Por isso, para responder à segunda pergunta, buscamos compreender as metodologias de dois coletivos teatrais latino-americanos, Tercer Abstracto (Chile/Brasil) e Cía. Buenos Aires Escénica (Argentina), à luz da Poética Comparada de Jorge Dubatti (2011). Por meio do estudo de materiais de pensamento explícito elaborações meta-artísticas acerca dos processos de pesquisa e criação desenvolvidos pelos próprios artistas (DUBATTI, 2020) , buscamos identificar recursos metodológicos transversais ao conjunto dos processos de cada coletivo. Já para responder à terceira pergunta, comparamos as metodologias de Tercer Abstracto e de Buenos Aires Escénica para identificar elementos em comum que poderiam construir perspectivas metodológicas para a prática teatral como pesquisa. Por fim, identificando o vínculo entre teoria e prática como um alicerce para este tipo de investigação, questionamos a própria noção de prática como pesquisa.
Title in English
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Keywords in English
Buenos Aires Escénica; Practice as research; Research and creation methodologies; Research in the arts; Tercer Abstract
Abstract in English
The focus of this tesis is the relationship between research and artistic creation. What is meant by research in the arts or by practice as research? How is this research being practiced in the theater? What can practices as research teach for arts research theory? To answer the first question, we seek to know the main theories about research in the arts, international and national. We identified, through these elaborations, a void regarding research and creation methodologies. Therefore, to answer the second question, we seek to understand the methodologies of two Latin American theater collectives, Tercer Abstracto (Chile/Brazil) and Buenos Aires Escénica (Argentina), in the light of Jorge Dubatti's Comparative Poetics (2011). Through the study of materials of explicit thinking meta-artistic elaborations about the research and creation processes developed by the artists themselves (DUBATTI, 2020) , we seek to identify methodological resources that are transversal to the set of processes of each collective. To answer the third question, we compared the methodologies of Tercer Abstracto and Buenos Aires Escénica to identify common elements that could build methodological perspectives for theatrical practice as research. Finally, identifying the link between theory and practice as a foundation for this type of investigation, we question the very notion of practice as research.
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Publishing Date
2022-11-29
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