Different cases of relocation and hybridization in art and culture (G. Bateson and M. Mead in Bali, the reception of contemporary slovenian art in india, Brazilian modernist art, Japanese orientalism in taiwan, and east european perception of western artists) are taken as the starting point of the article. It is then suggested that at least a partial link between the place of origin and that of the relocated work must be maintained if we are to attain an understanding of the work in question, and that the experience of such art and culture in their original setting is an important element in their proper reception.Različni primeri relokacije in hibridizacije v umetnosti in kulturi (G. Bateson in M. Mead na Baliju, recepcija sodobne slovens...
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The author discusses the difference between postmodernism and modernism, taking as example mostly ar...
Following their arrival in Argentina post-war Slovene emigrants continued their publishing activitie...
This paper would like to argue that the two questions in its title are really one and the same and, ...
Vesting Southeast Asia with contemporaneity or contemporaneousness, and therefore making it a con te...
The accentuation of the artistic practice as the creator of the cultural difference is being confron...
The paper discusses cultural words in the Slovenian translation of the novel The Death of Artemio Cr...
There are essentially two main comparative models in aesthetics: the one refers to the structure of ...
This paper reflects on how art as an intimation of modernity generates discourse on representation, ...
Das Gesamtkunstwerk ist eine Erfindung der Moderne, vermittels deren die widersprüchliche Lage der I...
The initial concept for my contribution is the growing aestheticisation of everyday life. This proce...
The widespread suspicion of the domination of vision in modern culture expressed by many French inte...
Today we are witnessing an enormous reconfiguration of the humanities, which is an essential feature...
Visual art of our century can be divided into two main forms, one being the traditional one (with mu...
Beginning with expressions such as ideographs, the author’s autograph, and the copyist’s autograph, ...
The author tries to define at first the task of comparative aesthetics today with respect to the ais...
The author discusses the difference between postmodernism and modernism, taking as example mostly ar...
Following their arrival in Argentina post-war Slovene emigrants continued their publishing activitie...
This paper would like to argue that the two questions in its title are really one and the same and, ...