Capulanar : para uma abordagem ét(n)ica ao design de moda sustentável?
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LUCAS, S. (2015) - Capulanar : para uma abordagem ét(n)ica ao design de moda sustentável?. Convergências : Revista de Investigação e Ensino das Artes. ISSN 1646 - 9054. Vol. VIII, nº 15.
1646 - 9054
Title
Capulanar : para uma abordagem ét(n)ica ao design de moda sustentável?
Subject
Capulana
Identidade
Co-design
Afetividade
Slow-fashion
Identidade
Co-design
Afetividade
Slow-fashion
Date
2018-09-26T11:31:40Z
2018-09-26T11:31:40Z
2015
2018-09-26T11:31:40Z
2015
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RESUMO: Com base numa abordagem qualitativa a práticas criativas
tradicionais, fundamentada por uma pesquisa-acção participativa,
Capulanar é o resultado de um estudo de caso decorrente de um projeto
de investigação no âmbito do nosso doutoramento em Design na
Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa. A partir de uma
análise histórica contextual, a primeira parte deste artigo evidencia três
conceitos-chave de Co-design, Slow-fashion e Afetividade associados pela
autora à criação e produção da capulana. Já a segunda parte, desenvolvese
a partir das propostas teóricas de Fletcher (2008) e Fuad-Luke (2009)
sobre Sustentabilidade e descreve os resultados do Capulanar, um
programa formativo de co-criação, cuja ação pedagógica de Co-design
interliga os conceitos socio-culturais intrínsecos à capulana com noçõesbase
de sustentabilidade adiantadas pelos mesmos autores. Doravante,
os resultados desta ação constituirão uma plataforma de discussão
proticua sobre a importância do Co-design na regeneração dos valores
essenciais de Cultura e Identidade na atual (re)criação de novos modelos
de capulanas fashionable.
ABSTRACT: Base on a qualitative approach to traditional creative practices grounded on a participatory research-action, Capulanar is the result of a case study derived from a research project within our Ph.D in Design at the School of Architecture of the University of Lisbon. From an historical contextualization, the first part of this article emphasizes three key-concepts of Co-design, Slow-fashion and Affectivity associated by the author to the creation and production of capulana. Yet, the second part draws its contents from the theoretical approaches from Fletcher (2008) and Fuad-Luke (2009) to Sustainability and it describes the results of Capulanar, a co-creative training program which pedagogical action of Co-design links the socio-cultural concepts intrinsic to capulana to the key-no tions of Sustainability proposed by the same authors. The results of this action will henceforth constitute a plataform for a proficuous discussion about the importance of Co-design in the regeneration of Culture and Identity as core values in the actual (re)creation of new models of Fashionable capulanas.
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ABSTRACT: Base on a qualitative approach to traditional creative practices grounded on a participatory research-action, Capulanar is the result of a case study derived from a research project within our Ph.D in Design at the School of Architecture of the University of Lisbon. From an historical contextualization, the first part of this article emphasizes three key-concepts of Co-design, Slow-fashion and Affectivity associated by the author to the creation and production of capulana. Yet, the second part draws its contents from the theoretical approaches from Fletcher (2008) and Fuad-Luke (2009) to Sustainability and it describes the results of Capulanar, a co-creative training program which pedagogical action of Co-design links the socio-cultural concepts intrinsic to capulana to the key-no tions of Sustainability proposed by the same authors. The results of this action will henceforth constitute a plataform for a proficuous discussion about the importance of Co-design in the regeneration of Culture and Identity as core values in the actual (re)creation of new models of Fashionable capulanas.
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
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