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SEBAUVEDOMENIE A OTVORENOSŤ. K REKONŠTRUKCII FENOMENO-LOGICKÉHO PRÍSTUPU V PSYCHOTERAPII

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Sucharek P.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2014
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vol. 69
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issue 10
847 – 858
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A phenomenological approach is not only a matter of academic philosophy; it is also effectively applied in the field of psychotherapeutic practice. Technology of self-awareness – in the sense of self-experiencing of our existence in the world – developed on the phenomenological grounds aims primarily at the integration of behaviour observed and experiencing deeper levels of personal condition with an ambition to get as close as possible to the situation experienced. The connection of Gestalt therapy and its specific theoretical model of “field” with modern phenomenological concept of “event” can be seen as a paradigmatic example of the application of such a method. The existential analysis of French philosopher Henri Maldiney is the back-ground of the description of contemporary art-therapeutic approaches with an emphasis on the key categories of the whole process, i.e. self-awareness and openness.
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SPROSTREDKOVANIE VÝTVARNÉHO UMENIA NÁVŠTEVNÍKOM GALÉRIÍ A MÚZEÍ UMENIA ZA POMOCI VYUŽITIA ANIMÁCIE A ARTETERAPIE

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Györgyfiová M.
Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo
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2016
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vol. 4
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issue 2
35 – 46
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Mediation of visual art using animations and art therapy is one of the processes commonly used in art galleries and museums in Western Europe to increase the public’s engagement with art. This paper discusses these methods and the potential for their application in Slovak galleries with the goal of making these methods more widely known and encourages their adoption in museum and gallery practice. In the first part, we examine the nature of art, its importance and its role in museum and gallery education. The second part of the paper then analyses the concept of gallery animation, its objectives, methods, typology and various ways of its implementation using specific examples. In the final section, the paper turns to the issue of mediation of visual art in art therapy and various ways of implementing the methodology in the conditions of Slovak art galleries and museums.
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