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Through the analysis of some recent Italian translations of the works of Arthur Danto, this essay addresses some aspects of his philosophy of art. In particular: the ontological difference between work and object; the relationship between essentialism and historicism; his thesis of the end of art history and the problem of post-historical art
Attraverso l’analisi di alcune recenti traduzioni italiane delle opere di Arthur Danto, il saggio affronta alcuni aspetti della sua filosofia dell’arte. In particolare: la differenza ontologica tra opera e oggetto; il rapporto tra essenzialismo e storicismo; la tesi della fine della storia dell’arte e il problema dell’arte post-storica
Danto, estetica, ontologia dell’arte, indiscernibilità percettiva, essenzialismo, storicismo, fine dell’arte, arte post-storica, aesthetics, ontology of art, perceptual indiscernibility, essentialism, historicism, end of art, post-historical art
Danto, estetica, ontologia dell’arte, indiscernibilità percettiva, essenzialismo, storicismo, fine dell’arte, arte post-storica, aesthetics, ontology of art, perceptual indiscernibility, essentialism, historicism, end of art, post-historical art
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