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Hannah Arendt hat kein spezifisch kunstphilosophisches Buch geschrieben. Jedoch spielen ihre Überlegungen zu den Künsten und mehr noch die kulturgeschichtliche Verortung von produktions- und rezeptionsästhetischen Fragen eine wichtige Rolle in ihrem Werk. Der Band legt den Fokus auf kunstphilosophische Konzepte und Reflexionen in den Texten Arendts und bringt diese sowohl mit ihrer politischen Theorie als auch mit aktuellen Fragen künstlerischer Praxis in Zusammenhang.
Reihe: Ästhetiken X.0 – Zeitgenössische Konturen ästhetischen Denkens
205 Seiten, J. B. Metzler, 2025
ISBN 978-3-662-71545-1
Aus der Perspektive dieser Überlegungen zu Kunst und Künsten werden nicht nur Arendts Verständnis des Öffentlichen und des Privaten neu diskutiert, sondern ebenso ihre Konzepte von «Dauerhaftigkeit», «Sprachlichkeit», «Wahrhaftigkeit» und «Geschichtlichkeit». Vor diesem Hintergrund wird schließlich auch nach dem Verhältnis der unterschiedlichen Künste im Hinblick auf ihre konstitutive Weltlichkeit gefragt.
ZHdK: Departement Kulturanalysen und Vermittlung
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The figure of the ‚other‘ is fundamental to the concept of communication. Online or offline, communication, which is commonly defined as the act of sending or imparting information to others, is only possible in the face of others. In fact, the reason we communicate is to interact with others—to talk to another, to share our thoughts and insights with them, or to respond to their needs and requests. No matter how it is structured or conceptualized, communication is involved with addressing the other and dealing with the ontological, epistemological, and ethical questions of otherness or alterity. But who or what can be other? Who or what can be the subject of communication? Is the other always and only another human? Or can the other in these communicative interactions be otherwise? This book is about others (and other kinds of others). It concerns the current position and status of the other in the face of technological innovations that can, in one way or another distort, mask, or even deface the other. Ten innovative essays, written by an international team of experts, individually and in collaboration with each other, seek to diagnose the current situation with otherness, devise innovative solutions to the questions of alterity, and provide insight for students, teachers and researchers trying to make sense of the opportunities and challenges of the 21st century.
238 pages, Rowman & Littlefield, 2016
ISBN 978-1-78348-870-4
The figure of the ‚other‘ is fundamental to the concept of communication. Online or offline, communication, which is commonly defined as the act of sending or imparting information to others, is only possible in the face of others. In fact, the reason we communicate is to interact with others—to talk to another, to share our thoughts and insights with them, or to respond to their needs and requests. No matter how it is structured or conceptualized, communication is involved with addressing the other and dealing with the ontological, epistemological, and ethical questions of otherness or alterity. But who or what can be other? Who or what can be the subject of communication? Is the other always and only another human? Or can the other in these communicative interactions be otherwise? This book is about others (and other kinds of others). It concerns the current position and status of the other in the face of technological innovations that can, in one way or another distort, mask, or even deface the other. Ten innovative essays, written by an international team of experts, individually and in collaboration with each other, seek to diagnose the current situation with otherness, devise innovative solutions to the questions of alterity, and provide insight for students, teachers and researchers trying to make sense of the opportunities and challenges of the 21st century.
238 pages (PDF), Rowman & Littlefield, 2016
ISBN 978-1-783-48871-1
Sergej Eisensteins Bildtheorie und Filmpraxis sind aufs Engste miteinander verbunden. Aus beidem entwickelte er ein Theoriewerk: ein immer wieder neu montiertes work in progress, dessen epistemische Obsession im physiologischen Denkpotential des Kinos selbst gründete. Auf der Suche nach den Ursprüngen eines solchen »sinnlichen Denkens« des Kinos legte Eisenstein die Kulturgeschichte neu aus. 1929 plante der Regisseur ein »Buch in Form einer Kugel«.
Reihe Denkt Kunst
464 Seiten, Diaphanes, 2018
ISBN 978-3-0-3580076-0
