Historiography of art history
The hang and art history
... an art historian, is Adjunct Associate Professor at UNSW Art & Design, University of New South Wales, Sydney, and the Department of Fine Arts, Faculty of Art Design and ...
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Ruminations on the dark side: history of art as rage and denials
... decisions of historical figures, they deal with psychological facts that ultimately must have psychological explanations: an explanation of the motivation of a historical figure that is not ...
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The history of historiography and the challenge of the linguistic turn
... same art critic, according to Ginzburg, inspired Freud to found his own “science”, ...beginning of time, the first humans tried to identify the footprints or hair of animals for hunting (or fleeing) ...
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‘What has become of the New Art History?’
... (University of California, Berkeley), however, pertinently pointed out the obvious: it was impossible to preserve the phenomenon of New Art History for the next ...New Art ...
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How to Rewrite the History of Historiography? Prolegomena for a History of the Truth in History
... forms of communication coexist with the calligraphic written forms – the classical rhetoric manuals were adapted to reinforce and ensure the communicative interchanges established predominantly on the edge ...
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Southern Modernisms. Critical stances through regional . Book of abstracts
... photographs of the Sigfried Giedion private archives, the contrast between ancient and modern, vernacular and international, shadow and light is evident, as it captures the impressions of the Swiss ...
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Introduction - Theory and History of Historiography: from the Linguistic Turn to the Ethical-Political Turn
... called historiography until today is the reduction of investigation and of its awareness to the improper dimension of ...the history of historiography would no longer be a ...
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NINETEENTH CENTURY WOMEN TRANSLATORS IN BRAZIL: FROM THE NOVEL TO HISTORIOGRAPHICAL NARRATIVE
... standards of modesty, defined as an attitude of propriety and ...sense of modesty and concern with a woman’s reputation may well have weighed in ...case of Zelia, who was a very young ...
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«Monetary Program» of Ancient Greek Olympic Games (History and British Historiography of the XIX – Early ХХ Centuries)
... Эти, так называемые «воинственные типы» (Анаксиласа, Герона из Сиракуз) , были скорее исключением из правил, так как «узурпировали» место богов на поле монеты. Портреты на денежных [r] ...
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A tournament of shadows: Alighiero Boetti, the myth of influence, and a contemporary orientalism
... evolution of the historical and theoretical literature that has developed about the work of the avant-garde Italian artist Alighiero Boetti produced in Afghanistan from 1971 until ...set of ...
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Rev. Bras. Hist. vol.31 número61 en a05v31n61
... genocide of the Herero to imperialism. In the Federal Republic of Germany, Helmuth Bley (Kolonialherrs- chaft und Sozialstruktur in Deutsch-Südwestafrika ...analysis of the social structure in South ...
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Historical Narrative as a Moral Guide and the Present as History as an Ethical Project
... “signs” of “causes” and “effects”; however, unlike in the practical attitude, these causes and effects are not considered by taking into account either the habitability of the world or the relationship ...
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Rev. Bras. Hist. vol.31 número62 en a01v31n62
... aim of becoming a channel for the dissemination of the production of Brazilian historians and professors, its initial purpose was to fill the vacuum left by the ending of the publication ...
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Between history of historiography and history of education: Colégio Pedro II and the resistance to the social studies during the 1970s
... 5 Porque se a história do ensino de história ou da história como disciplina escolar não prescinde do referencial da história da educação, em particular dos estudos sobre a história da[r] ...
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Writing the history of Australian art: its past, present and possible future
... sort of approach worked in practice? It has been, and still is, a rather slow and painful ...variety of approaches are evident in the sometimes convergent work of people at the ...Institute of ...
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Arshile Gorky: An Armenian in New York
... symbol of the 1915 Armenian genocide. “Armenians of the Diaspora recognize in these works degrees of suffering about which those who are not Armenian know ...versions of The Artist and His ...
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The future of past tense: a cultural and studies centre for Gondar
... roles of the main concerned bodies, especially that of the domestic government and nongovernmental organizations, which will define its organizational structure and day-to-day ...indicator of its ...
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BETWEEN BACKSTAGE AND FRONTSTAGE IN CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS
... Conserve Art That Lives in a Lake (The New York Times, November 17, 2009) underscore Albano’s argument and illustrate the need for more serious conveyance of conservation deliberation ...contemporary ...
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PostColonial Thought and Writings
... incredulous of his tolerance more than my daring, would see us calm and smiling, whisky in hand, assiduously agreeing on any pretext about any triviality — makes of car, blends of coffee — that might ...
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’The origins of art history in Hungary’’’ trans. and ed. Matthew Rampley
... theory of the French origin of Gothic ...dissemination of the style and the specification of its development ...plan of the church of ...church of St. Yved in Braine. ...
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