Notes about Guido, Kusch and Acha
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25457888e021Keywords:
Latin American, Art, Thought, Authentic, EstheticAbstract
The present text aims to develop the category of Latin American art, fromtheoretical reflections emerged within the region, based on the proposalsof Angel Guido, Rodolfo Kusch and Juan Acha. Methodologically, similaritiesand differences between the authors will be sought. The time in which theirproposals occur will be taken into account, as long as the thoughts that arepart of a social climate are considered, in which the ideas and concerns arefound and the authors have read their predecessors or, without having fact,to be both in the representational background of the moment and from it tomake their contributions.Downloads
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Acha, J. [1989] (2004). Hacia un pensamiento visual independiente. En J. Acha, A. Colombres y T. Escobar (Eds.), Hacia una teoría americana del arte (pp. 49-83). Buenos Aires, Argentina: Ediciones del Sol.
Guido, A. [1936] (1944). Redescubrimiento de América en el Arte. Buenos Aires, Argentina: El Ateneo.
Kusch, R. [1955] (2007). Anotaciones para una estética de lo americano. En Obras Completas (tomo IV) (pp. 779-815). Rosario, Argentina: Fundación Ross.
Rojas, R. [1924] (1980). Eurindia (Tomo V). Buenos Aires, Argentina: La Facultad.
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