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Colombia creativa.
(2011) Universidad Pedagógica Nacional
La séptima temporada del programa institucional “Historias con Futuro” inicia con un capítulo donde se evidencia el trabajo que la Licenciatura en Música de la Facultad de Bellas Artes de la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional viene realizando con el proyecto de profesionalización: Colombia Creativa. Este proyecto es una gran apuesta del Ministerio de Cultura, en conjunto con el Icetex, el Ministerio de Educación y la Asociación Colombiana de Facultades de Artes (Acofartes), que busca promover el bienestar y la calidad de vida de los artistas, a partir del reconocimiento profesional de quienes hacen parte del sector artístico y cultural a través de la profesionalización que brinda la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional a músicos de cuatro regiones: Orinoquía, Amazonía, Cundinamarca y Boyacá.
Escritura creativa y cosmogonía indígena amazónica: la aventura de escribir literatura fantástica juvenil en Colombia.
(Editorial Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, 2022-01-01) Vargas Muñoz, Sergio Daniel
This article, derived from a research-creation process, approaches Amazonian mythology, specifically in the Amazonian foothills, located in the department of Caquetá. The researcher is a native of this place and has participated in multiple close experiences with indigenous communities, their ceremonies, and dialogues in which the oral tradition has been invigorated. Besides encyclopedic knowledge, the research explores ethnographic and auto-ethnographic knowledge, since it has proposed a trip to the jungle heart through the researcher’s experience and gaze. He takes his memories, oral resources, and archives for the fiction creation. Also, he considers the socio-political and cultural conflicts of the territory in which the work of fiction takes on esthetic and literary sense. The research that originates this article has an artistic result; the writing of a novel entitled Jandy Kilkai’s Journey. It is framed in the fantastic genre and proposes a trip to the heart of the jungle and the internal transformation of an indigenous character when recognizing her own culture. Both the novel and this article suggest a reflection on ancestral culture preservation and a literary proposal in the fantasy genre, based on the mythical content of a culture that tends to disappear.