Modes of representing the socio-economic crisis in Portugal
Photographic and literary documents of a disruption
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https://doi.org/10.21814/2i.3459Keywords:
crisis, Portugal, Project Troika, latencyAbstract
While experiencing a socio-economic crisis since 2008, Portugal also suffered a structural and multidimensional crisis. Artists responded with artworks that depicted the crisis, including urban art, theater, photography and later also literature. The results serve as indicators of a social self-diagnosis. This paper's main objective is to analyze the techniques and tools used by photography and literature to deal with this social, political, and cultural challenge. To reach this target, a small part of visual and textual documents will be analyzed.
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