Arte e ciência
história e resiliência da paisagem
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Publication
2019 - Rio Books, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Language
Portuguese
Word Count
122,750 words, Guess
Page Count
491 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108594970498
- ISBN-139788594970497
- OCLC Control Number1191453728
- Open LibraryOL44012596M
Classifications
- LCCBH301.N3 A78 2019
Alternate Titles
- História e resiliência da paisagem
Description
The text is an invitation to reflect, in a transdisciplinary way, on the importance of preserving nature in a country so beautiful that it does not seem to value its greatness. It is also a moving portrait of people who dedicate their lives to science, art and education. Throughout the texts on the different axes, the descriptions, narrations, experiences and teachings serve as inspiration and encouragement for other teachers, researchers, students and the community to conceive new dreams of relevance to strengthen projects that deal with resilience and landscape conservation related to natural risks, human actions and other relevant issues. In this work, Professors Antonio José Teixeira Guerra, Raphael David dos Santos Filho and Carlos Gonçalves Terra, organizers of the book Art and Science: History and Landscape Resilience, address current and essential themes to our existence from four main axes: i) Geodiversity, Geoconservation and Geotourism; ii) History of Art and Landscape; iii) Environmental Art and Education and iv) Resilience and Landscape Conservation. The text is an invitation to reflect, in a transdisciplinary way, on the importance of preserving nature in a country so beautiful that it does not seem to value its grandeur. It is also a moving portrait of people who dedicate their lives to science, art and education.
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