Contemporary Art Impacts on Scientific, Social, and Cultural Paradigms

Autorentext

Associate Prof Janez Strehovec, Ph.D. is director of non-governmental Institute of New Media Art and E-Literature. He was the principal investigator at the European research project Elmcip (HERA, 2011-2014), teacher of Erasmus program at University Complutense, Madrid, and principal investigator of national research project Theories of Internet Culture and Internet Textuality. He is the author of eight scientific monographs in the fields of cultural studies, digital literature, e-literary criticism, and aesthetics.. His English essays are included as book chapters in several reference books and published in scientific journals (e.g. Digital Creativity, CLC Web, CTheory, Journal of Popular Culture, Afterimage, Cybertext Yearbook, Electronic Book Review, Cultura, Technoetic Arts, First Monday, Teksty Drugie ).

Klappentext

Art is a concept that has been used by researchers for centuries to explain and realize numerous theories. The legendary artist Leonardo da Vinci, for example, was a profound artist and a genius inventor and researcher. The co-existence of science and art, therefore, is necessary for global appeal and society's paradigms, literacy, and scientific movements. Contemporary Art Impacts on Scientific, Social, and Cultural Paradigms: Emerging Research and Opportunities provides emerging research exploring the theoretical and practical aspects of present post-aesthetic art and its applications within economics, politics, social media, and everyday life. Featuring coverage on a broad range of topics such as media studies, contemporary storytelling, and literacy nationalism, this book is ideally designed for researchers, media studies experts, media professionals, academicians, and students.

Zusammenfassung
Presents research exploring the theoretical and practical aspects of present post-aesthetic art and its applications within economics, politics, social media, and everyday life. The book features coverage on a broad range of topics, including media studies, contemporary storytelling, and literacy nationalism.