What we see and how we look at what looks at us: imaginary and imaginalization in contemporary times
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Media education, Media culture, Media and image, Imaginary and imaginalization, Media and ArtAbstract
I describe the exercises proposed in an open class taught in 2022 at the Graduate Program in Letters at the University of Santa Cruz do Sul (RS, Brazil), inspired by the title of the work Ce qui nous voyons, ce qui nous regarde, by Georges Didi -Huberman (1992), and by other authors. I propose a review of the concepts of image and imaginary, within what I call imaginalization, a term resulted from the attention/awareness processes studied by Francisco Varela et al (2001). My aim is to encourage a sensitive, critical and attentive visual understanding of the immanence and space-time displacements of media cultural and artistic contemporary images.
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