THE AESTHETICS OF AFFECT: Thinking art beyond representation
THE AESTHETICS OF AFFECT: Thinking art beyond representation
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情感美学:超越再现的艺术思考
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10.1080/09697250120087987
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2001
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Simon D. O'Sullivan
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Simon D. O'Sullivan
may give rise to any of the discourses to which anthropological data in general lend themselves. One could do a history, sociology, or political economy of it, to mention just those few. One can easily show that its destination, anthropologically speaking, undergoes considerable modification depending on whether the artwork ÒbelongsÓ to a culture that is tribal, imperial, republican, monarchical, theocratic, mercantile, autocratic, capitalist, and so on, and that it is a determining feature of the contemporary work that it is obviously destined for the museum (collection, conservation, exhibition) and for the museum audience. This approach is implied in any ÒtheoryÓ of art, for the theory is made only of objects, in order to determine them. But the work is not merely a cultural object, although it is that too. It harbours within it an excess, a rapture, a potential of associations that overflows all the determinations of its ÒreceptionÓ and Òproduction.Ó Jean-Franois Lyotard, ÒCritical ReflectionsÓ 93