Review Online: Trivium
Published by Editions de la Maison des sciences of man with the help of German and French partners, the electronic journal Trivium publishes translations of articles. It is conceived as an instrument of trade, cooperation between research communities and French Germanophone and communication in social sciences and humanities.
6-2010
"Aesthetics and Science of Art"
Editor Andreas Beyer, Tanya Danielle Cohn and Vladova
Deriving from about 2008/2009 Annual Central German History Art in Paris This issue features a selection of texts from the first half of the twentieth century. Decisive historical moment in the history of cross aesthetics and art history, these decades are those of the emergence of "Kunstwissenschaft in Germany and the science of art in France.
Introduction
Andreas Beyer, Tanya Danielle Cohn and Vladova Introduction
File: Texts translated into French
Emil Utitz , The problem of a general science of art [1922] Max
Dessoir , Introduction to Ästhetik und allgemeine Kunstwissenschaft [1906] Max
Dessoir , Systematics and art history [1914]
August Schmarsow , The science of art and philosophy of culture and their common fundamental concepts I [1919]
August Schmarsow , The science of art and philosophy of culture and their common fundamental concepts II [1919]
Erwin Panofsky, On the relationship between art history and art theory. Contribution to the debate on the possibility of "fundamental concepts of the science of art" [1924] 1-2008
Emil Utitz , The problem of a general science of art [1922] Max
Dessoir , Introduction to Ästhetik und allgemeine Kunstwissenschaft [1906] Max
Dessoir , Systematics and art history [1914]
August Schmarsow , The science of art and philosophy of culture and their common fundamental concepts I [1919]
August Schmarsow , The science of art and philosophy of culture and their common fundamental concepts II [1919]
Erwin Panofsky, On the relationship between art history and art theory. Contribution to the debate on the possibility of "fundamental concepts of the science of art" [1924] 1-2008
"Iconic Turn" and societal reflection
Edited by Georges Didi-Huberman and Bernd Stiegler
collaboration with Daniela Kneissl.
In 1967, Richard Rorty had articulated a linguistic turn (linguistic turn) to the philosophy that should not remain without consequences for the social sciences. In many places we announce today and staged a iconic or pictorial turn (rotating icon), and one can expect that it will not remain without consequences for social sciences. A critical review of the German debate and French is highly desirable.
collaboration with Daniela Kneissl.
In 1967, Richard Rorty had articulated a linguistic turn (linguistic turn) to the philosophy that should not remain without consequences for the social sciences. In many places we announce today and staged a iconic or pictorial turn (rotating icon), and one can expect that it will not remain without consequences for social sciences. A critical review of the German debate and French is highly desirable.
Introduction
Bernd Stiegler , "Iconic Turn" and societal reflection
Georges Didi-Huberman , uncoordinated
texts translated into French
Wiesing Lambert, Virtual reality: the adjustment of the image and imagination
Sigrid Weigel , images, key players in knowledge. About poiesis and the episteme language and visual images
Horst Bredekamp , Proceedings of images as evidence and ruling as
Gottfried Boehm , Par-delà le langage ? Remarques sur la logique des images
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