ENTRE REALIDADE E IMAGINAÇÃO: A ARTE NA CONSTRUÇÃO DO HUMANO

Between Reality and Imagination: Art in the Construction of the Human explores how art emerges as an essential link between human experience and creative capacity, connecting the tangible to the imaginary. Since primitive times, art has reflected the human condition, enabling the expression of emotions, storytelling, and the construction of cultural identities. Artistic creativity transcends social and historical boundaries, functioning as a mirror projecting the complexities and nuances of existence. In this context, art not only imitates life but interprets it, revealing layers of meaning that contribute to the formation of the human. By navigating between objective reality and subjective worlds, art reveals unique perspectives, enabling an understanding of human diversity. This process of artistic manifestation stimulates self-awareness, promotes social transformation, and connects people through universal narratives. Thus, by addressing art as a vital force, the text emphasizes its importance in the emotional, cognitive, and cultural development of humanity, recognizing it as an indispensable vehicle for understanding and expressing human experience in all its depth and plurality.

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Revista fisio&terapia.
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2025-03-09
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https://doi.org/10.69849/revistaft/ni10202503091716
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Linguistics and Education Research
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ENTRE REALIDADE E IMAGINAÇÃO: A ARTE NA CONSTRUÇÃO DO HUMANO

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Linguistics and Education Research
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ENTRE REALIDADE E IMAGINAÇÃO: A ARTE NA CONSTRUÇÃO DO HUMANO

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Abstract

Between Reality and Imagination: Art in the Construction of the Human explores how art emerges as an essential link between human experience and creative capacity, connecting the tangible to the imaginary. Since primitive times, art has reflected the human condition, enabling the expression of emotions, storytelling, and the construction of cultural identities. Artistic creativity transcends social and historical boundaries, functioning as a mirror projecting the complexities and nuances of existence. In this context, art not only imitates life but interprets it, revealing layers of meaning that contribute to the formation of the human. By navigating between objective reality and subjective worlds, art reveals unique perspectives, enabling an understanding of human diversity. This process of artistic manifestation stimulates self-awareness, promotes social transformation, and connects people through universal narratives. Thus, by addressing art as a vital force, the text emphasizes its importance in the emotional, cognitive, and cultural development of humanity, recognizing it as an indispensable vehicle for understanding and expressing human experience in all its depth and plurality.

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