The Difficulty of Jumping When a Mirror's Up Front
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https://doi.org/10.34639/rpea.v9i2.136Keywords:
Narcissism, Freedom, Arts, DemocracyAbstract
In this short essay, I seek to reflect on the effect of the static reflection that screens in contemporary society place
on individuals, namely, on the youngest, and on the paradoxical narcissistic vision / opportunity for freedom that can be placed and, from here on , to defend the importance of artistic education as an element of exercising freedom, based on the possibility of a blank sheet (canvas, screen) – artistic education as an element that builds democracy and citizenship.
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