The Whispers of the Muses : Artworks as Time Travelers /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Stuttgart :
Ibidem Verlag,
[2022]
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Desensitized genius: The actuality of Dialectic of Enlightenment
- Introduction: Monsters, science, and art
- Excursus: The questionable role of God
- The archaic challenge of the aesthetic Enlightenment: The Sirens' song
- Opposing the Romantic worldview: The military Enlightenment
- The sensuous against the unregardful Enlightenment
- The hermeneutics of self-restraint
- or, What the Sirens actually said to Odysseus
- The peak of the antipoetic world: Nazism
- Conclusion: Genial stupidity and the quest for an aesthetic Enlightenment
- References
- Webography
- Chapter 2 A counter-stream toward a future: The whispering Muses
- Singers and whisperers
- Ten propositions
- References
- Chapter 3 Past and present, from which the future follows: On artistic cognition
- Introduction: Arrival at the unknown
- The social mechanism
- The angel of history
- Just an artist?
- Art as a signifier of the lifeworld-rebirth
- The monotheistic coup and linear time-the triumph of death?
- Going backwards or forward toward cosmic peace?
- References
- Chapter 4 The European Renaissance and the anticipation of capitalism
- The birth of a new alliance
- Last Supper with comrades
- Who will play Jesus?
- Jesus' performance of the New Testament script
- Farewell to idealism?
- References
- Webography
- Chapter 5 Baroque and Enlightenment: The architecture of the Prince
- An introduction to Versailles
- The ground floor next to emptiness-relief of the center of the world
- The magnificent façade for the primal urge
- Exclusive gardens
- Narcissistic mirrors
- Art and architecture and celebration of the highest power: A valid distinction?
- Time at an eternal standstill
- Versailles versus the triple helix
- References
- Webography
- Chapter 6 Romanticism: Anticipating revolution and nationalism
- Introduction: The effervescence of social emotions
- The "elective affinity"
- The choice of partners and morbid curiosity
- Being here and being there at once: A mission possible
- Freedom for the people led by the "eternal woman"
- The Sphinx who sang about the future-Verdi's Nabucco
- Verdi and the Risorgimento
- In the beginning was national thought-Va, Pensiero
- Singing about concordant rather than discordant nations
- References
- Chapter 7 Realism and dystopia: The tour de force of capitalism
- Introduction: Fictive justice and real injustice
- The enchanted misanthrope in A Christmas Carol
- "There is no job for you": Zola's Germinal
- The tour de force of capitalism: London's Iron Heel
- References
- Chapter 8 Modernism: Anticipating liberalism, fascism, and socialism
- Introduction: Temporal utopias
- The enthusiasm that swallows contradictions: Whitman's Leaves of Grass