INFAD (Aug 2019)

Educate resilience from painting, cinema and theater

  • Carlos Martín Bravo

DOI
https://doi.org/10.17060/ijodaep.2019.n1.v4.1541
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 4, no. 1
pp. 173 – 182

Abstract

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“Educate about resilience from painting, film and theater” aims to show the need to connect these disciplines to complex problems. In this sense, the present communication starts from the idea that it is possible to: A) Educate in resilience from painting; we choose Géricault’s painting, “The raft of the jellyfish” to analyze. B) Educate in resilience from cinema; this time we introduce the thought of a great film director, John Ford, one of his best movies: “ The young Lincoln”. And C) Educate in resilience from theater, Aristophanes, a prominent playwright of the classical period, his wonderful work “The cloud” is our chioce. This communication ends up with a debate that highlights the usefulness of resilient responses to the dramas that are collected (situations of cannibalism, accusation of murder and elder abuse) and its usefulness in current situations.

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