How to connect environmental science and art?

Jan van Boeckel's reflections on different forms of rationality

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14712/18023061.647

Keywords:

art, biology, embodied experience, uncertainty

Abstract

In his articles and artworks, Jan van Boeckel explores how art could help to gain a deeper understanding of biological phenomena, for example through personal (sensory) experience or by engaging the imagination. This imagination can be supported by artistic activities that involve doubt and error as one of the paths to knowledge.

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Author Biography

  • Jana Dlouhá, Charles University Environment Centre

    Researcher in Charles University Environment Centre; co-founder of the Enviwiki knowledge base; vice-president of international network of higher education institutions Copernicus Alliance. Concerned with transformative education and educational transformation in the light of sustainable development; interests span from digital media, open education resources, to social learning and participatory approaches in public dialogue.

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Published

15. 08. 2022

Issue

Vol. 17 No. 1 (2022)

Section

Inspirations

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How to Cite

Dlouhá, J. (2022). How to connect environmental science and art? Jan van Boeckel’s reflections on different forms of rationality. Envigogika, 17(1). https://doi.org/10.14712/18023061.647