The Three Circles Model: A Methodological Alternative for the Design of Experiential Communication of Artistic-Cultural Products
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6621162Keywords:
Sensitive, Experience, Leisure, Inseparability, Consumption, Product, Privacy, Marketing, Aesthetics, ReceptionAbstract
The present text is based on a tour of the Theory of the Sensitive Product, or marketing of the Sensitive Experience which serves as the basis for the methodological proposal called the Three Circles Model, methodology for the design of experiences of consumption of arts whether performative, plastic or audiovisual with audience present in theaters.
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