Importanţa cercetării în domeniul artelor spectacolului
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37130/mbkzzg81Keywords:
theatre as reaserch, arts based research, research methods, audience, cognitive science, tv series, television, media, rating, method acting, nonformal learning, actors body, actors mind, comparative thinkingAbstract
One of the purposes of the present material is to put into spotlight the importance of art research in the context of approaching tv-series methods and conceiving a work methodology that can generate new concepts or associations of already existing ideas. Science regulates the process of knowledge of the world. But artists tend to see the world as a metaphor and turn it into a story. The role of research has evolved a lot in modern times and today it has an important place in most areas of social life, but also in the economic, political, artistic, medical or university fields. Research provides guidance for solving dilemmas, is a source of knowledge and a continuous source of answers to specific questions in different fields. For the arts, research is designed to lead to the generalization of new theories and to develop new styles and methods of creative work. A new concept that can be raised in the field of research is that of art-based research that emerged when it was found that human knowledge methods can be supported through the arts, revealing the major potential of practitioners.
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