Las prácticas artísticas: una visión neurocientífica

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  • Miriam Albusac Jorge Universidad de Granada

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17561/rtc.21.5765

Palabras clave:

Arte, cerebro, danza, neurociencia, música

Resumen

Las bases neuronales que subyacen en las prácticas artísticas han sido estudiadas por la neurociencia, haciendo uso de las metodologías y técnicas de registro que le son propias, con el objetivo de entender cómo el cerebro procesa el arte. Sin embargo, la investigación sobre el arte como medio para inducir plasticidad es aún limitada. Este texto revisa la literatura científica que vincula diversas manifestaciones artísticas –como la danza o las artes visuales– con cambios plásticos estructurales y funcionales a nivel cerebral.

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2022-01-28

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Albusac Jorge, M. (2022) «Las prácticas artísticas: una visión neurocientífica», Tercio Creciente, (21), pp. 95–112. doi: 10.17561/rtc.21.5765.