Métodos, técnicas e ferramentas para a geração de ideias sob a perspectiva da experiência corporal
uma revisão integrativa da literatura
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https://doi.org/10.22484/2318-5694.2022v10id4994Palavras-chave:
corporeidade , geração de ideias , inovaçãoResumo
Este estudo identificou e reuniu métodos, técnicas, ferramentas e outros recursos que consideram o corpo como mídia essencial para a geração de ideias. Abordou-se a experiência corporal sob uma perspectiva sociológica, de modo a admitir o corpo como um meio que informa uma ideia. Buscou-se, desse modo, investigar o papel do corpo na produção de sentidos e percepções dos agentes humanos na fase de ideação. O contexto da inovação foi adotado como pano de fundo que, por sua vez, assume a ideação como uma das fases mais importantes nos primeiros estágios do processo. O estudo percorre etapas bem definidas de uma revisão sistemática integrativa da literatura. A revisão resultou na identificação e discussão de três categorias: métodos, técnicas, ferramentas; recursos complementares; perspectivas teóricas e práticas interdisciplinares.
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