Percepción de Kinaesthetic y Arquitectura

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https://doi.org/10.17583/brac.5397

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Este artículo destaca la revisión de la percepción kinaesthetic sacada del griego de palabras kinein (para moverse), y aesthesis es definido como la percepción de movimiento en la arquitectura. La percepción de Kinaesthetic es definida como “un sentido mediado por órganos de final localizados en músculos, tendones, y uniones y estimuló por movimiento corporal y relaciones tensas,” “y la experiencia sensorial se derivó de este sentido”. Desde los años 1960, kinaesthetic percepción, conocida como un término en neurología, psicología, la ortopedia, y la medicina, ha sido explo-rada para la creatividad, sobre todo en arquitectura, arte, baile, animación de partícula, hipermedios, y teorías animo-sas. Esta percepción ha sido estudiada en la fenomenología Merleau-Ponty’s en teoría arquitectónica y educación y en términos de idea oblicua de Paul Virilio y Claude Parent, que han surgido como uno de los términos importantes y provocadores de la percepción kinaesthetic en la arquitectura hoy. Con el advenimiento de tecnología, introduciendo de nuevo esta percepción por tecnología o medios tradicionales puede ayudarnos a recordar la interacción multidimensional de nuestros sentidos. Por lo tanto, este artículo examina una relación interdisciplinaria entre percepción kinaesthetic, arquitectura, y movimiento, y el cuerpo o soma y pregunta a lo que percepción kinaesthetic puede proporcionar nuevas experiencias en la arquitectura.

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Esen Gökçe Özdamar, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University, Department of Architecture

Assoc, Prof. Ph.D., Department of Architecture, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University

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2021-10-03

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Özdamar, E. G. (2021). Percepción de Kinaesthetic y Arquitectura. Barcelona Investigación Arte Creación, 9(3). https://doi.org/10.17583/brac.5397

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