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This essay explores the emergence of a science of law through a close reading of Nietzsche’s writings on law and art. Against the belief that scientific truth leads to justice, Nietzsche affirms the necessity of illusion and error. The... more
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      AestheticsPolitical TheoryHistory of ScienceHistory of Philosophy of Science
בספרו של חובב רשלבך אפשר לזהות קול חדש בתחומי החשיבה על האמנות החזותית, קול המעמיד את שאלת המובָנוּת (כלומר: מידת הניתָנוּת להבנה) של יצירת האמנות כשאלה מרכזית, וכאמת מידה שאינה נופלת בחשיבותה ממדדים אחרים כגון עונג, ארוס, קסם או... more
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      ArtArt TheoryMeaningSemiology of the work of art
The purpose of this article is to investigate the apori of the epistemological status of Freudian metapsychology as represented by Ricoeur’s hermeneutics. This aporia centers on the concept of psychic nature as the ultimate target of... more
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      Paul RicoeurPhilosophy of NaturePsychoanalytic MetapsychologyEpistemology of Psychoanalysis
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      AestheticsArtPhotographyDeath
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      Religion and PoliticsLiberalismMartin HeideggerCharles Taylor
The art and artist play an important role in the conservation of values, human goals and showing social wishes and behaviors. Works of art affected by social and cultural events are important actors. If these works are introduced and... more
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      SemiologyWork of ArtSocial CrisesMeaning generative flow
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      AestheticsBenjaminExhibitionDEMATERIALIZATION
One of the main characteristics of the contemporary aesthetic debate is the recovery of the concept of mimesis, as a dimension that is originally involved in the foundation of human culture and the processes of cultural learning. This is... more
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      MimesisIdentityOthernessWork of Art
The position of the artist as worker is ambiguous and raises questions. This arises from people’s beliefs and myths about art, concerning its uselessness, romanticism and idealism; from an understanding of the concept of work rooted in a... more
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      CapitalismWork and LabourArt ObjectWork of Art