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Abstract

In this section, we do a meta reflection on the whole number. Something important for us as publishers is to recognize different forms of academic writing and argumentation, as well as to seek to extend them in their ability to dialogue between areas of knowledge, practices, and ways of doing and thinking. For this reason we have organized the journal into four sections. 'Akademus' is for papers or academic texts built under traditional research schemes, that propose innovative ways of investigating theoretical or methodological constructs. 'Radar' seeks to be a forum for applied research,  which builds knowledge at the service of the field of study. It is the academic way of problematizing the processes, products and priorities of professional areas. 'Videre' is a space for visual works, either as products of visual creators, or as works of curators. Its purpose is not decorative, rather it seeks to push discussion arguments from an aesthetic experience. Finally, 'Praxis' is the intersection between theory and practice, where works and their creators are presented in the areas of the arts, design, cinema, etc., but which provoke new forms of knowledge from their exhibition, consumption, distribution .