Multidiscipline or kaleidoscope? The experience of the Mexico-Japan Art and Culture Permanent Research Seminar
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Keywords

art
culture
multidisciplinary
community
academia

How to Cite

Ross, A. (2023). Multidiscipline or kaleidoscope? The experience of the Mexico-Japan Art and Culture Permanent Research Seminar. HArtes, 4(8), 10-19. https://doi.org/10.61820/ha.2954470X.v4n8.1198

Abstract

This text analyzes critically the work of the Mexico-Japan Art and Culture Permanent Research Seminar in order to document its process. It also suggests a position from which this academic space can work in the future, a position that enhances its scope and allows a greater contribution to the field of knowledge of the arts and culture of Mexico and Japan.

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