2017
DOI: 10.23865/jased.v1.982
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Å forske med kunsten som metodologisk praksis med aesthesis som mandat

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“…We consider ourselves first and foremost to be practitioners, and find that Haugerudbekken meets the defining qualities of practiceled as well as practice-based research. Hence, we turn to the broader but much used term of artistic research (AR) (Hovik, 2014;Østern, 2017). Highlighting AR as a broad term, even suggesting a final definition impossible given the field's tendency to resist definitions, de Assis & D'Errico emphasize one unifying feature of AR as its focus on practice: 'it is practice-based, practice-led, and practice-driven.…”
Section: Theoretical Framework Methods and Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We consider ourselves first and foremost to be practitioners, and find that Haugerudbekken meets the defining qualities of practiceled as well as practice-based research. Hence, we turn to the broader but much used term of artistic research (AR) (Hovik, 2014;Østern, 2017). Highlighting AR as a broad term, even suggesting a final definition impossible given the field's tendency to resist definitions, de Assis & D'Errico emphasize one unifying feature of AR as its focus on practice: 'it is practice-based, practice-led, and practice-driven.…”
Section: Theoretical Framework Methods and Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This marks a shift in ontological positioningfrom using dramaturgy as a lens or metaphor to using it to perform, explore and analyse actions and courses of action. Such a positioning has clear points of similarity with practice-led applied arts research, where both the drama lab and classroom are research and development arenas (Knudsen 2018, 45;Rasmussen 2013;Østern 2017).…”
Section: Dramaturgy As a Research Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this article, we adapt three of Birch's categories to studies of teaching. We develop them further and add our own analytical tools that are based on our own research (Lindstøl 2018;Bakke 2019) and the research of others (Allern 2010;Østern 2014e;Østern 2017).…”
Section: Dramaturgy As a Research Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…formingsvirksomhet med barn og personal. Estetisk virksomhet har da fungert som undersøkelsesramme og datagenererende metode (Greenwood, 2012) for meningssøkende prosesser hvor erkjennelse, laering, forståelse og transformasjon kan gripes og begripes i ulike formspråk og modaliteter (Olaussen, 2018;Østern, 2017).…”
Section: En Estetisk Tilnaerming Til Det Uartikulerteunclassified