Ethical and aesthetic coherence of Marti’s spirituality in the formation of artistic cultural identity

Authors

  • Rodolfo Mariño Osorio Universidad de Las Tunas
  • Frank Arteaga Pupo Universidad de Las Tunas
  • Elemnia Álvarez Merino Universidad de Las Tunas

Keywords:

ethic, aesthetic, culture

Abstract

A study of Marti's spirituality and the traits that support its ethical and aesthetic coherence are presented. The access that students have to texts that do not always conform to educational objectives; requires that teachers contribute to form an artistic culture that allows them an ethically and aesthetically coherent critical position, before art and society. By defining and arguing Marti's spirituality and its features, it is encouraged that they be incorporated as knowledge and skills in the process of formation of the artistic cultural identity of the university student. Theoretical methods are used: analysis and synthesis, induction-deduction in the definition and argumentation process. The result contributes to solve the incoherent relationship between the ethical and aesthetic values that are manifested in the students in their preferences and appreciation of art.

Author Biographies

Rodolfo Mariño Osorio, Universidad de Las Tunas

Ingeniero Mecanizador, Máster en Desarrollo Cultural Comunitario. Profesor auxiliar. Coordinador de la Disciplina Educación Artística. 

Frank Arteaga Pupo, Universidad de Las Tunas

Licenciado en Educación, especialidad Marxismo Leninismo e Historia. Doctor en Ciencias Pedagógicas. Profesor Titular. . Cuba. E-mail: ORCID:  

Elemnia Álvarez Merino, Universidad de Las Tunas

Licenciada en Educación, especialidades Educadora Prescolar y Educación Artística, Doctora en Ciencias Pedagógicas. Profesor Titular.

Published

2024-07-22

How to Cite

Mariño Osorio, R., Arteaga Pupo, F. ., & Álvarez Merino, E. (2024). Ethical and aesthetic coherence of Marti’s spirituality in the formation of artistic cultural identity. Didáctica Y Educación ISSN 2224-2643, 15(3), 42–64. Retrieved from https://revistas.ult.edu.cu/index.php/didascalia/article/view/1961

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