Interdisciplinarity, geographic terms and walking as an artistic practice
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Abstract (EN)
Interdisciplinarity is one of the most important production methods used in contemporary art since 1960's. In the fields of Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, Health Sciences and Art have some transitivity between them in this context. Therefore, a development in the Social Scienes has become a part of art to illustrate. One of the methods used in scientific researches is firstly to identify all aspects of the problems experienced in the relevant field and later achieve a result by testing the way to the solution of this problem. A further research and development method is realized by the creation of new application fields by interpretation of an innovation that has been created in a variety of disciplines by researchers and academics in other fields of science. This study entitled "Interdisciplinarity, Geographic Terms and Walking as an Artistic Practice" is included the history and its interpretation of using walks in contemporary art as an everyday life fact.
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Fırat Arapoğlu
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Fırat Arapoğlu (Doctorate thesis). Interdisciplinarity, geographic terms and walking as an artistic practice, 2018, Yıldız Technical University.
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