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A Humanbecoming Perspective on Art and Sciencing.

Edwin-Nikko R Kabigting¹

¹College of Nursing and Public Health, Adelphi University, Garden City, NY, USA.

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Summary

This paper explores the intersection of art and sciencing within the human becoming paradigm, illustrating Parse scholars' use of artforms and discussing art sciencing. An example of feeling overwhelmed via performing arts is shared.

Keywords:

Parse Parsesciencing art nursing sciencing

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Nursing Science
Arts-Based Research

Background:

The human becoming paradigm offers a unique framework for understanding human experience.
Integrating the arts into scientific inquiry can provide novel insights.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the connections between art and sciencing within the human becoming paradigm.
To illustrate the application of various artforms by Parse scholars.
To discuss the concept and practice of art sciencing.

Main Methods:

Literature review of Parse scholarship.
Conceptual analysis of art sciencing.
Illustrative example using performing arts.

Main Results:

Artforms such as visual arts, music, and dance are utilized by Parse scholars.
Art sciencing involves a creative and interpretive approach to research.
Performing arts can illuminate complex human experiences like feeling overwhelmed.

Conclusions:

The integration of art enhances the human becoming paradigm.
Art sciencing provides a valuable methodology for nursing inquiry.
Creative expression offers a unique lens for understanding human phenomena.