ARTFUL AND SENSORY SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCE: EXPLORING NOVEL METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

Harald Heinrichs; Sacha Kagan

doi:10.5585/geas.v8i3.15734

Autores/as

Harald Heinrichs Universidade Nove de Julho
Sacha Kagan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5585/geas.v8i3.15734

Palabras clave:

Ciência da sustentabilidade, Estudos sensoriais, Pesquisa baseada em artes, Métodos, Complexidade qualitativa.

Resumen

A ciência da sustentabilidade é marcada por um quarto de século de desenvolvimento conceitual e metodológico. Apesar da expansão bem-sucedida e de experiências promissoras, existem limitações a serem consideradas. Este artigo argumenta que novas metodologias e métodos precisam ser desenvolvidos e empregados para melhor compreender a complexidade qualitativa da vida humana, incluindo suas dimensões multissensoriais e estéticas. As perspectivas metodológicas da etnografia sensorial e da pesquisa baseada em artes são discutidas e é apresentado um estudo de caso, no qual foram empregados os métodos pertinentes. O artigo concluí com uma perspectiva sobre o potencial da ciência da sustentabilidade artística e sensorial.

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