La semiosis turística de los paisajes lacustres a través de la estética y las performatividades
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2025.23.023Palabras clave:
Paisajes lacustres, Semiótica Peirceana, Estética, Performance, Laguna MerínResumen
Movilizamos la Semiótica para un examen más cercano de las representaciones visuales de paisajes lacustres y las performatividades corporales, específicamente empleando la distinción tipo/token, una característica destacada del modelo de signo de Charles Sanders Peirce (1839-1914). Por lo tanto, el objetivo principal fue abordar la siguiente pregunta desde un laboratorio empírico semiótico del Sur, la Laguna Merín (Brasil/Uruguay): ¿Cómo encuentran los turistas y buscadores de ocio los paisajes lacustres y les dan sentido en términos estéticos y performativos? Aplicamos un enfoque metodológico cualitativo basado en información visual y textual, seguido de un análisis interpretativo informado por la distinción y la complementariedad tipo/token. Los visitantes se relacionan con los paisajes lacustres visualmente, corporalmente y performativamente en lo que respecta a la materialidad de estos paisajes vacacionales. La mirada colectiva complementa y se enfrenta a la mirada conservadora de estos paisajes, aún centrada en el Romanticismo. Después de avanzar en la comprensión actual de estos fenómenos interrelacionados, planteamos algunas preguntas para un examen más profundo, acompañadas de implicaciones prácticas.
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