Art and Desire Seminars / First Lesson, Episode 2

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1998-2-19

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What is perspective"? Differences between opinion, conclusion, and conviction. -Heidegger's distinction: "observing in real life" and "laboratory conditions of modern science". -Pavlov's experiment and the problem of perspective; affects. -The distinction between understanding and feeling. -The death of tragedy in Nietzsche. -Physis, aisthesis. -The doctrine of forms in Ancient Greek, successiveness of transcendent forms. -Kepler's revolution: the destruction of transcendent forms and privileged moments, rise in the value of "whatever moment". -Development of the Renaissance perspective; “cuts” instead of “poses”. -Mimesis. -Descartes's definition of human, cogito, the problem of subjectivity. -Kant's critique on cogito." (Baker, Ulus (2014). Sanat ve Arzu, ed. Tansu Açık, İstanbul: İletişim Yayınları).

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Art, Desire in art, Modern Philosophy, Science::Sociology

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