The production of personal digital stories through the creative reading of the past: the collection of the National Gallery of Art – Corfu Annex: a proposal that combines oral speech, creative writing and new technologies aiming at producing personal digital stories in the museum and in the school context
Abstract
The thesis is about an action research that has been done with a group of teenagers from the Third Grade of the Greek High School, in a school on Corfou island, Greece. Having as a starting point the practice of storytelling and its particular characteritics depending on the medium that it is exercised (oral speech, written or digital 'speech'), the research focuses on the creative reading of the past in the school and in the museum context by teenagers, inspired by the History and the Arts. The research is based on theories such as The Multiple Intelligensces Theory (H. Gardner), Ermeneutics, The Theories of Reception and Aesthetic Response (Jauss, Iser) and the theory of J. Bruner connecting the narrative with the knowledge. These therories have been selected because the complex nature and the cross curricular approach of the subject of the thesis combines various scientific fields from History, Literature, Museum Studies, Museum Education, New Technologies in the museum and in the ...
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