The ontological question challanges the nature of the existence of works of art. The text presents basic questions that meaningfuly put questions about the ontological nature of art. It also examines the hypothesis of the physical object and R. Wollheim's arguments against this hypothesis. The essence of the article is the reconstruction of P. Lamarque's approach, which in his book, Art Object, distinguishes these two elements as key to explain how works of art exist. The object is considered to be a medium, but from the point of view of pure (physical) objects, artwork does not exist. Lamarque argues that art occurs where there is also cultural and institutional understanding of objects as works of art
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
The ontological question challanges the nature of the existence of works of art. The text presents b...
The ontological question challanges the nature of the existence of works of art. The text presents b...
As Peter Lamarque explains in Work and Object, the claim that artworks are not identic...
As Peter Lamarque explains in Work and Object, the claim that artworks are not identic...
I develop and defend the claim that all works of art are abstract entities, universals which may hav...
This thesis argues for artefactualism about works of art, which is the claim that works of art are a...
I present and defend a two-category ontology of art. The basic idea of it is that singular artworks ...
This thesis argues for artefactualism about works of art, which is the claim that works of art are a...
This book investigates the nature of aesthetic experience and aesthetic objects. Written by leading...
Ontology of art is flourishing, with a plethora of research papers and monographs dedicated to this ...
Questions central to the ontology of art include the following: what sort(s) of things are works of ...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
The ontological question challanges the nature of the existence of works of art. The text presents b...
The ontological question challanges the nature of the existence of works of art. The text presents b...
As Peter Lamarque explains in Work and Object, the claim that artworks are not identic...
As Peter Lamarque explains in Work and Object, the claim that artworks are not identic...
I develop and defend the claim that all works of art are abstract entities, universals which may hav...
This thesis argues for artefactualism about works of art, which is the claim that works of art are a...
I present and defend a two-category ontology of art. The basic idea of it is that singular artworks ...
This thesis argues for artefactualism about works of art, which is the claim that works of art are a...
This book investigates the nature of aesthetic experience and aesthetic objects. Written by leading...
Ontology of art is flourishing, with a plethora of research papers and monographs dedicated to this ...
Questions central to the ontology of art include the following: what sort(s) of things are works of ...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...
Interested in art, we tend to be interested in works of art. We seem to encounter works of art all t...