Esta dissertação apresenta uma reflexão sobre a natureza criadora do trabalho dos professores de arte. Entendido como ação de importância fundamental na função docente, o processo de criação pedagógica direcionado ao ensino e à aprendizagem artística é o tema central desta pesquisa. A imaginação poética compõe este tema na medida em que a compreendemos como a potência humana que gera e organiza a capacidade criadora. Por considerarmos a amplitude de sua abordagem, nos debruçamos sobre a obra noturna do filósofo francês Gaston Bachelard e é por meio dela que abordaremos o conceito de imaginação. Neste trabalho, também investigamos os aspectos capazes de aproximar ou até mesmo de afastar os professores de arte desta potência criadora, transformando-os em meros instrumentos de reprodução. Neste sentido, apresentamos a análise de uma sequência de atividades práticas que buscou seguir um caminho significativo de criação pedagógica, orientado pela potência poética da imaginação. / This dissertation introduce a reflection about the natural creativeness in the art´s teachers work. Understanding how fundamental and important is the action in to instructor function, the pedagogic creation process directed for artistic learning and teaching in the central subjetct in this research. The poetic imagination composes this theme as we can understand how the human Power generate and organize the creator capacity. By consider the amplitude of his approach base for our analysis regarding the imagination concept. We also investigate aspect able to make closer or even put away the art´s teachers of this creative power, transforming them in simple reproducers instruments. For that we analyse a sequence of practice´s activities that have tested the significant way of pedagogic creativeness, oriented by the poetic imagination power.

Esta dissertação apresenta uma reflexão sobre a natureza criadora do trabalho dos professores de arte. Entendido como ação de importância fundamental na função docente, o processo de criação pedagógica direcionado ao ensino e à aprendizagem artística é o tema central desta pesquisa. A imaginação poética compõe este tema na medida em que a compreendemos como a potência humana que gera e organiza a capacidade criadora. Por considerarmos a amplitude de sua abordagem, nos debruçamos sobre a obra noturna do filósofo francês Gaston Bachelard e é por meio dela que abordaremos o conceito de imaginação. Neste trabalho, também investigamos os aspectos capazes de aproximar ou até mesmo de afastar os professores de arte desta potência criadora, transformando-os em meros instrumentos de reprodução. Neste sentido, apresentamos a análise de uma sequência de atividades práticas que buscou seguir um caminho significativo de criação pedagógica, orientado pela potência poética da imaginação. / This dissertation introduce a reflection about the natural creativeness in the art´s teachers work. Understanding how fundamental and important is the action in to instructor function, the pedagogic creation process directed for artistic learning and teaching in the central subjetct in this research. The poetic imagination composes this theme as we can understand how the human Power generate and organize the creator capacity. By consider the amplitude of his approach base for our analysis regarding the imagination concept. We also investigate aspect able to make closer or even put away the art´s teachers of this creative power, transforming them in simple reproducers instruments. For that we analyse a sequence of practice´s activities that have tested the significant way of pedagogic creativeness, oriented by the poetic imagination power.

Comment aborder la musique de Maurice Ohana et quel sens donner à l’usage qu’il fait de la guitare dans son œuvre ? Dans cette recherche, nous tenterons de cerner en quoi la guitare tient une place si particulière et si essentielle au regard de l’ensemble de son œuvre. Elle est, en effet, porteuse de tout un univers culturel et symbolique et contribue à nourrir l’imaginaire poétique du créateur intemporel qu’est Maurice Ohana. Cet univers poétique et atavique irisé d’une arborescence d’influences est, chez le compositeur, tout à la fois une source d’inspiration et d’innovation. La guitare à dix cordes qu’il a introduite dans ses deux cycles : Si le jour paraît… et Cadran lunaire, lui permet d’opérer sur la matière sonore, un travail de création qui donne lieu à une œuvre originale dont la compréhension nécessite l’exploration d’un héritage culturel fortement imprégné du cante jondo et de la culture andalouse. Entre tradition et innovation, oralité et écriture, l’œuvre pour guitare entretient avec la matière sonore, une relation qui donne sens au processus de compréhension de l’œuvre de Maurice Ohana. / How to approach the music of Maurice Ohana and what sense should we give to the use he makes of the guitar in his work? In this research, I will try to understand how the guitar holds such a special and essential place in his work as a whole. In fact, it carries a whole cultural and symbolic universe and contributes to nourishing the poetic imagination of the timeless creator Maurice Ohana. This poetic and atavistic world of a tree of influences is, in the composer's mind, both a source of inspiration and innovation. The ten-string guitar that he introduced in his two cycles — Si le jour paraît… and Cadran lunaire — allows him to operate on the sound material (“matière sonore”), a creative work that gives rise to an original work whose understanding requires the exploration of a cultural heritage strongly imbued with cante jondo and Andalusian culture. Between tradition and innovation, orality and writing, the work for guitar has a relationship with the sound material (“matière sonore”) that gives meaning to the process of understanding of Maurice Ohana’s work.

Submitted by Leonardo Cavalcante (leo.ocavalcante@gmail.com) on 2018-04-06T18:21:15Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Arquivototal.pdf: 20315402 bytes, checksum: 91e1ec171375ce7e0dae29251cc7be61 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-04-06T18:21:15Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Arquivototal.pdf: 20315402 bytes, checksum: 91e1ec171375ce7e0dae29251cc7be61 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2003-05-01 / Starting with a survey of the most recurrent technical and stylistic procedures in Lúcio Lins, poetic work, this research point at its main characteristics, namely: antithetical constructions, transtextual relations and na isotopy of navigation. Based on this isotopy, and in the light of a Gaston Bachelard´s ideas about the poetic text, and, at the same time, enchances the metapoetic meaning which concentrates on the investigation of the element that constitute the material imagination of Líns poetics: the water. / A partir do levantamento dos procedimentos técnico-estilístico mais recorrente na obra de Lúcio Lins, essa pesquisa aponta as principais características dessa poética, a saber: as construções fundadas em duplo (dois elementos antitético), as relações transtextuais e a isotopia da navegação. Apoiadas nessa isotopia da navegação, e à luz da fenomenologia da imaginação, as leituras dos poemas Diante d´El Rei - fala dos dez náufragos, Maria das Águas e História Flutuante revelam a pertinência das idéias formuladas por Gaston Bachelard acerca do texto poético, ao mesmo tempo em que destacam o sentido metapoético que se concentra na investigação do elemento da imaginação material dessa poética, a água.

The thesis concerns an aspect of poetic imagination in the works of 17th century metaphysical poets and examines the way these poets were influenced by the Church of England. In addition, it identifies elements of Anglican spirituality in their works. The first section analyzes the concept of Christian spirituality and the specifics of Anglican spirituality. Anglican spirituality is closely linked with the historical origins and development of the Anglican Church. In the second section, there is a description of poetic imagination and the relationship between poetics and spirituality. The thesis describes the concept of so-called metaphysical poets. The works of three selected authors are examined to identify poetic expressions of general, theological issues. Theological themes emphasized in Anglican spirituality are compared with those expressed in metaphysical poetic imagination. The aim of this thesis is to find the role of poetics in general, theological discourse.

[pt] Esta tese explora a potência da noção de quase-acontecimento no campo dos estudos literários. Buscando tal noção na esfera do perspectivismo ameríndio, soma-se a investigações contemporâneas que, comprometidas com o imperativo de não presumir vantagem epistemológica nos encontros com os povos indígenas, vêm se interessando em pensar a experiência artística sob o impacto desses encontros. No universo ameríndio, o quase acontecer é um evento recorrentemente associado ao trânsito ontológico (viagens aos mundos dos mortos, dos espíritos, dos animais, das coisas etc.), sendo a quasidade um vetor crucial em narrativas míticas e práticas xamânicas. Em contraste com estados de fusão ou anulação, a experiência com a quasidade só pode se manifestar em termos suspensivos. A disposição para habitar, assim em suspensão, zonas de vizinhança entre mundos humanos e não humanos já foi muitas vezes evocada e convocada em conexão com a experiência artística em contextos ditos ocidentais: tomando parte nesse movimento, as reflexões de Deleuze e Guattari são, de modo geral, uma influência importante nos materiais etnofilosóficos aqui em foco, notadamente, os trabalhos de Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Tania Stolze Lima e Manuela Carneiro da Cunha. Dois aspectos do pensamento da dupla de filósofos franceses importam em especial para este estudo: por um lado, mais teórico, está a insistência no devir feiticeiro do artista; e, por outro lado, mais metodológico, está o caminho que abrem ao construir seu pensamento por meio da invenção de séries heterogêneas de intercessores. Compondo-se de um conjunto eclético de materiais poéticos capazes de perturbar certo modo ocidental de conceber a imaginação, esta tese dedica-se a investigar vínculos possíveis entre imaginação poética e quase acontecimento. Apresentando-se e discutindo-se modos singulares com que poéticas ameríndias e ocidentais mobilizam o quase acontecer, mostra-se que o diálogo com práticas interligadas da vida ameríndia abre caminhos férteis para (re)pensar e (re)viver a potência do corpo na imaginação e os vínculos entre práticas teórico-críticas e práticas artísticas. A tese reflete em sua própria escritura este último ponto: os exercícios de leitura aqui realizados fazem transbordar entre si minhas atividades como pesquisadora e como escritora. Por este viés e num recorte que bastará aos interesses deste estudo, tais exercícios respondem à natureza paradoxal das imagens xapiri na narrativa xamânica de David Kopenawa em A queda do céu; à atmosfera mítico-ritualística de contato dos Ikpeng e dos Yanomami com a morte; e ao desordenamento de corpos que infestam o mito Pu iito – práticas e poéticas ameríndias que ponho em fricção com as seguintes experiências artísticas ocidentais: os livros O imitador de vozes, de Thomas Bernhard e Amada, de Toni Morrison; o poema Qvasi , de Edimilson de Almeida Pereira; e o conto O sofredor do ver , de Maura Lopes Cançado. / [en] This thesis explores the potency of the notion of the quasi-event in the field of literary studies. By locating this notion within the sphere of Amerindian perspectivism, it makes use of contemporary investigations that, committed to the imperative of not assuming an epistemological advantage in encounters with indigenous peoples, have been interested in considering the artistic experience under the impact of these encounters. In the Amerindian universe, a quasi-event-taken is an event recurrently associated with ontological transit (i.e., trips to the worlds of the dead, spirits, animals, things etc.), in which quasidade is a crucial vector in mythical narratives and shamanic practices. In contrast to states of fusion and annulment, this experience with quasidade can only manifest itself in suspensive terms. The willingness to inhabit (thus in suspension) neighboring zones between human and non-human worlds has often been evoked and summoned in connection with the artistic experience in so-called Western contexts: taking part in such movement, the reflections of Deleuze and Guattari are, in general, important influences on the ethnophilosophical materials in focus, most notably the works of Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Tania Stolze Lima and Manuela Carneiro da Cunha. Moreover, two aspects of the French philosophers thinking are especially relevant to this study: on the one hand, a more theoretical approach is the insistence on the becoming sorcerer of the artist; and, on the other hand, more methodological, is the path they open when constructing their thinking through the invention of a heterogeneous series of intercessors. Composed of an eclectic set of poetic materials capable of disturbing a certain Western way of conceiving the imagination, this thesis investigates possible links between poetic imagination and quasi-event . Hence, introducing and discussing the unique ways in which Amerindian and Western poetics mobilize quasi-event-taken, it is shown that the dialogue with interconnected practices of Amerindian life clears the path for alternative ways to (re)think and (re)live the potency of the body in the imagination, as well as the links between theoretical-critical and artistic practices. This last matter is reflected in this work s writing process: the reading exercises carried out here make my activities as a researcher and as a writer to overflow with each other. By this bias and in a cut-off that will be enough for the interests of this study, such exercises respond to the paradoxical nature of xapiri images in David Kopenawa s shamanic narrative in A queda do céu; the mythical-ritualistic atmosphere of Ikpeng and Yanomami contact with death; and the disorder of bodies that infest the myth Pu iito – Amerindian practices and poetics that I put in friction with the following Western artistic experiences: the books O Imitador de Vozes, by Thomas Bernhard and Amada, by Toni Morrison; the poem Qvasi , by Edimilson de Almeida Pereira; and the short story O sofredor do ver , by Maura Lopes Cançado.

In modern day American Protestant churches, both conservative and liberal ministers, pastors, theologians and lay leadership struggle over how to arrange and conduct worship services (liturgy) and how to integrate contemporary or traditional hymns. Many characterize this struggle as ?Worship Wars?. This dissertation concerns the poetic imagination of the Trinity Hymnal (1990), the hymnal of conservative Presbyterian churches that was originally published as a reaction to the liberal stream of Presbyterianism. Thus, the dissertation presents the Anglo-American debate in poetic theology, focusing on the poetic imagination of Presbyterian spirituality and its development to the Czech environment. The first section concerns the concept of Poetic theology focusing on the Protestant poetic theology as defined by W. A. Dyrness. The Presbyterian spirituality is then characterized by McGrath typology. His Theological foundations for spiritualiy are first determined by the teaching of Presbyterianism (especially Calvinism and the Westminster Confession of Faith), and then examined in the poetic imagination of hymns found in the Trinity Hymnal. The poetic imagination of the hymns, which is based primarily on the poetic imagination of Scripture and the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, demonstrates the intermingling of the Christian traditions of the songs and suggests the theological value of poetic language. This dissertation presents and analyzes the issue of Presbyterian search for adequate expression of hymns in worship. The method applied here offers a new basis for further exploration of current trends in the American worship tradition of Presbyterianism. In this respect it concerns a unique exploration of the interconnection of the poetic language of Presbyterian hymns with the Anglican liturgy. It also presents the research of poetic imagination of spiritual hymns and linking of the traditions as a topic to enrich ecumenical discussion.

The thesis deals with life and particularly works of William Blake, one of the most prominent representatives of English poetry and art. His work stems from his dissatisfaction and resistance to religious and secular doctrines. He is known as an original poet, an engraver and a painter, a graphic artist and an illustrator, as well as a mystic and a visionary. In the midst of the birth of the modern world, during the War of Independence, the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution, he considered his talent for design and his predispositions of the Old Testament prophets a direct inspiration for him and his prophetic mission. He identified with all types of oppression and enslavement of humanity and tried to gibbet them in his works. He mainly criticised repressed sexuality, which according to him leads to wars, industrialism and perverted science. The apocalyptic character of many of his works is closely related to the time in which he lived and worked. These are mainly so-called prophetic books, which he also printed, and in which he used synthesis of artistic means. Most of his life he spent in poverty and solitude, misunderstood and despised. This reassured him of his real prophetic destiny. Blake?s work became an inspiration for following generations of artists; but only the 20th century fully discovered him and understood the importance of his prophetic vision. Blake sees a redemptive power of the real art, which helps cleanse people?s inner eyes, and gives them the opportunity to be freed from enslaving forces.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-29T14:17:09Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Bruno Simoes Goncalves.pdf: 1489853 bytes, checksum: e3349f2df55540a9fe6d05dfb91010f1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-10-24 / The purpose of this essay is to investigate the existing tension between the tradition and the modernity within the caipira way of life, by using two basic and complementary methods: the bibliographic research and the field research. The theoretical basis is built on an approximation between the reflection on Brazilian modernity, by the sociologist José de Souza Martins, and the phenomenology of the imagination, by Gaston Bachelard. The field research took place in São Luís do Paraitinga and resulted in the conduction, transcription and analysis of four interviews, all included in this work. The choice of the research subjects, the issues of the interviews and the eventual use of those accounts have been based in the fundamentals of Oral History. The modern Brazilian consciousness is like a path in between two boundaries. Our double consciousness, divided between the modern and the traditional, results on the conjugation of the different life styles which got together to form our own identity. The modern Brazilian consciousness takes place in a game of power in which are summed up customs and values, that are rationalized and urbanocentrics , with the tribality and the rural magic universe. Logic and Poetic Imagination are seen here as symbols of these two distinct ways of being together with reality. This essay is an effort to reach the understanding of the fundamental dynamics existing within our culture, revealed through the subjectivity and the daily caipira style of living, as well as, to perceive how these dimensions are related basing on the so called great lines of History . Built in a direct interaction with some of the residents of São Luís do Paraitinga, these reflections are a way to not only built a brief critical analysis of reality but also to register words and gestures of the ones who, historically, had their voices silenced the women and men from the countryside / A presente dissertação tem como objetivo principal investigar a tensão existente entre tradição e modernidade no interior do modo de vida caipira, a partir de dois pilares básicos e complementares: a pesquisa bibliográfica e a pesquisa de campo. O aporte teórico teve como principal fundamento uma aproximação entre a reflexão sobre a modernidade brasileira feita pelo sociólogo José de Souza Martins e a fenomenologia da imaginação de Gaston Bachelard. Já a pesquisa de campo se desenvolveu no município vale-paraibano de São Luís do Paraitinga e resultou na realização, transcrição e análise de quatro entrevistas, todas incluídas nesta dissertação. A escolha dos sujeitos, as temáticas abordadas nesses encontros e o posterior manuseio das narrativas tiveram como base metodológica os fundamentos da História Oral. A consciência moderna brasileira é uma travessia entre duas margens. Dividida entre o moderno e o tradicional, nossa dupla consciência é uma reunião dos diferentes modos de vida que se mesclaram na formação de nossa identidade. Sobrepondo costumes e valores urbanocêntricos e racionalizados à tribalidade e ao universo rural e mágico que também a constituem, a consciência moderna brasileira se realiza nesse jogo de forças. Razão e imaginação poética aparecem então como símbolos desses dois modos distintos de estar junto à realidade. Esta pesquisa expressa a busca de um início de compreensão sobre como essa dinâmica fundamental de nossa cultura se revela na subjetividade e na vida cotidiana do caipira e como estas dimensões se relacionam na discussão das chamadas grandes linhas da História . Produzida em meio a um convívio direto com o município de São Luís do Paraitinga e parte de seus moradores, o conjunto de reflexões que compõem esta dissertação buscou não só tecer uma breve análise crítica da realidade pesquisada como também deixar registradas palavras e gestos daqueles que, historicamente, têm sua voz silenciada as mulheres e os homens do campo

Doctor of Philosophy(PhD) / This study investigates the poetic foundation of David Malouf’s poetry and prose published from 1960 to 1982. Its purpose is to extend reading strategies so that the nature of his poetic and its formative influence are more fully appreciated. Its thesis is that Malouf explores and tests with increasing confidence and daring a poetic imagination that he believes must meet the demands of the times. Malouf’s work is placed in relation to Wallace Stevens’ belief that the poetic imagination should “push back against the pressure of reality”, a view discussed by Seamus Heaney in “The Redress of Poetry”. The surprise of the poetic as “unpredicted aesthetic value” (García-Berrio, 1989) is significant to his purposes and techniques, as it creates idea-images and feeling-values (Jung, 1921) that bring together apparently opposite ways of knowing the world. In seeking to represent the meeting of inner and outer perceptions, Malouf’s work shows the influence not only of Stevens but also Rilke and contemporary American poetry of “deep image”. The Australian context of Malouf’s work is considered in relation to Judith Wright’s essay “The Writer and the Crisis” and the poetry of Malouf’s contemporaries. Details of the manuscript development of his first four novels show Malouf’s steps towards a clearer representation of his holistic, post-romantic vision. His correspondence with the poet Judith Rodriguez provides useful insights into his purposes. Theories and research about brain functions, the nature of intelligence and learning provide an important international context in the 1960s and 1970s, given Malouf’s interest in how meaning forms from perception and experience. Jean Piaget’s view of intelligence and David Kolb’s theory of experiential learning (1984) offer frameworks for reading Malouf that have not yet been considered. The thesis offers a model of poetic learning that highlights the interplay of dialectically opposed ways of forming meaning and points to the importance for Malouf of holding diverse states of mind together through the poetic imaginary.