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Sociologia, Problemas e Práticas

versión impresa ISSN 0873-6529

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SILVA, Augusto Santos; GUERRA, Paula  y  SANTOS, Helena. When art meets crisis: the Portuguese story and beyond. Sociologia, Problemas e Práticas [online]. 2018, n.86, pp.27-43. ISSN 0873-6529.  https://doi.org/10.7458/SPP20188611860.

The article focuses on how the Portuguese arts have dealt with the Portuguese crisis, in the years 2011-2014, when the country was subjected to a financial bailout. The approach is based on a cross-section analysis, considering the domains of literature, fine arts, visual arts and cinema, music and performing arts. It emphasizes three distinct and complementary ways through which the relation between arts and society was developed in these years. The first way is the directly political positioning of artists, through artistic works and performances. The second way is the presence of the crisis as a background of several artistic creations of this time. And the third way is the one by which the crisis projects a new light into consistent topics of the Portuguese artistic imagination, stressing the centrality of collective identity and self-reflexivity. The Portuguese case suggests how promising can be for the sociological explanation of social processes the consideration of their cultural and artistic dimensions.

Palabras clave : Portugal; fiscal crisis; arts; cinema; popular music; literature.

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