Art, design et entrepreneuriat : un aperçu de la littérature en éducation et formation

Authors

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26034/vd.jrea.2024.5073

Keywords:

activity, epistemology, conception, creativeness, project

Abstract

From an education and training perspective, this literature review explores three major areas of convergence between entrepreneurship, art and design. We begin by highlighting the growing interest focused on entrepreneurship in creative and cultural activities, and the shift in perspective from the entrepreneurial 'profession' to entrepreneurial 'skills' and 'situations'. We then look at how they come to intersect with innovation, design thinking and soft skills. Finally, we explore the renewal of approaches through the prism of the project and a common ethical questioning around technical objects and creative activity.

Author Biography

Hélène Vanderstichel, Université de Lille

PhD student at the Lille Interuniversity Centre for Research in Education (ULR 4354 - CIREL), her work concerns creative process and sense of initiative and entrepreneurship. She is interested in didactics of design and how social, cultural and material contexts influence creativeness. As an engineer, she also analyses work situations and co-designs vocational training, tools and digital learning environments for Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) projects.

Published

2024-06-04