Reflexión sobre la ciencia, el arte y la técnica
Keywords:
Art, Science, Technique, Metaphore, Power, Poetics.Abstract
The author, as a part of an investigative plan in the esthetical studies, presents in thisarticle a proposal for the construction of esthetic-ethic relationships that allows a newapproach to the contradictions between the arts, the science and the technique, thathe tries to solve. The principal conclusion highlights how these concepts explain both amaterial reality and a dreamed reality that explains the men life and their processes ofnature transformation.Downloads
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