1996
DOI: 10.1080/00291463.1996.11863884
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Den æstetiske oplevelse som transcendent fænomen

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“…The raw material for children's drawings consists of what they feel, experience, know, understand, or can imagine (Nielsen, 2012). The drawings can, therefore, be considered articulations of feelings, experiences, and meanings the children have not yet thematized (Bastrup-Madsen, 2001;Funch, 1996), albeit what the pictures express is also influenced by the children's drawing skills, the level of their ability to abstract, and their knowledge of visual cultural codes in the world around them. Children learn to use visual cultural codes in the way they express themselves, both when drawing at home and in daycare institutions, but also when they encounter and use other visual cultural idioms, for example, in colloquial language, body language, and media images (Nielsen, 2012).…”
Section: Drawing As a Methods In Research Involving Childrenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The raw material for children's drawings consists of what they feel, experience, know, understand, or can imagine (Nielsen, 2012). The drawings can, therefore, be considered articulations of feelings, experiences, and meanings the children have not yet thematized (Bastrup-Madsen, 2001;Funch, 1996), albeit what the pictures express is also influenced by the children's drawing skills, the level of their ability to abstract, and their knowledge of visual cultural codes in the world around them. Children learn to use visual cultural codes in the way they express themselves, both when drawing at home and in daycare institutions, but also when they encounter and use other visual cultural idioms, for example, in colloquial language, body language, and media images (Nielsen, 2012).…”
Section: Drawing As a Methods In Research Involving Childrenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Børns tegninger kan betragtes dels som artikulationer af endnu ikke tematiserede følelser, oplevelser og betydning og dels som resultat af børns laering af visuelle koder og tilblivelsesmuligheder i samspil med deres omverden (Bastrup-Madsen, 2001;Funch, 1996a;1996b;Nielsen, 1993;. Barnet kan i tegning artikulere noget følelsesmaessigt og oplevet betydningsfuldt der endnu ikke er tematiseret og formgivet.…”
Section: Børnetegninger Kunst Og Forskningunclassified
“…Sanselig og aestetisk erkendelse opleves og udtrykkes i f.eks. følelsesmaessig eller emotionel spejling, tilskyndelse til bevaegelse, umiddelbare intuitive tolkninger eller en dyb 'vished' som ikke kan 'oversaettes' til enkle begrebsmaessige forklaringer (Funch, 1996a;1996b;Hohr & Pedersen, 1996;Todres, 2007).…”
Section: Børnetegning Som Aestetisk Objektunclassified
“…Teatrets monologer er kunst. Det er de ved at sige noget uden at sige det direkte, men ved at fremstille det på en måde, så det åbner for en åben refleksionsproces og en følelsesmaessig reaktion hos andre (Funch, 1996a;1996b). Der siges i monologerne meget, men det er åbent hvad der menes, idet det siges gennem en fortaelling, en metafor.…”
Section: Refleksionerunclassified