Juan Diego Parra Valencia
Juan Diego Parra Valencia is a Colombian philosopher, literature specialist, and musician. He works as a teacher and researcher at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the Metropolitan Technological Institute (ITM) in Medellín. His academic work covers areas such as philosophy, aesthetics, art, semiotics, cinema, and music. In 2014, he received the Simón Bolívar National Journalism Award for the documentary report "When chucu-chucu dressed up in tails".
Among his most notable publications are "David Lynch and the becoming cinema of philosophy" (2016), "Anatomy of the real: Image, sign and thought" (2021), co-authored with Josep María Català Domènech, and "Echoes of Eco: Semioesthetic Approaches to the Thought of Umberto Eco" (2021). These works, belonging to the genre of academic essay, explore intersections between philosophy, art, and communication.
Among his most notable publications are "David Lynch and the becoming cinema of philosophy" (2016), "Anatomy of the real: Image, sign and thought" (2021), co-authored with Josep María Català Domènech, and "Echoes of Eco: Semioesthetic Approaches to the Thought of Umberto Eco" (2021). These works, belonging to the genre of academic essay, explore intersections between philosophy, art, and communication.
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