The poetical logic. A phenomenology of artistic thought.

  • Pedro Chacón
  • Joaquín Sánchez-Ruiz
  • Nacho Belda
Keywords: Poetical logic, Imagination, Words, Matters, Onirism

Abstract

We tried to extend the notion of truth, from the rational concept towards the subjective one. We not only exist by the thought, but also by the feeling. If we apply the scientific method to everything, we remain without art. We want to adhere ourselves to the intimate experience of the subjective thing. In art, the eye introduces the perspective and eliminates the interpretation possibility. Something similar happens with the matter: verb is to matter as name is to form. The Academy has given importance to the form, and it has forgotten the poetical qualities of the matter; it has focused on the figure and it has forgotten the background. However, we have to pay attention to the accidental thing, to the rupture of the protocol, to the frenzy of everything that is alive. For this reason, we pay attention to our intuition, to the sleepy subsoil of our ordinary experience whose inertia has lost the disruptive value of the action. At the end of this article we offer practical exercises, with which we wish to revitalize our centres of attention.

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Published
2011-02-16
How to Cite
Chacón P., Sánchez-Ruiz J. y Belda N. (2011). The poetical logic. A phenomenology of artistic thought. Arte, Individuo y Sociedad, 23(1), 9-18. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ARIS.2011.v23.n1.1
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