Author ORCID Identifier
0000-0003-2646-2804
Document Type
Conference Paper
Disciplines
public administration, Cultural and economic geography, Media and socio-cultural communication, Social sciences, Interdisciplinary, 6. HUMANITIES, Arts, 6.5 OTHER HUMANITIES
Abstract
Aesthetics and the philosophy of art is routinely faced with a problem of a binary opposition of two silos, namely: Theory and Practice. For want of a better word, these domains are often reluctant to “engage” each other. Philosophers of aesthetics are often unable to connect the aesthetic enquires of Kant et al, which almost ignore the world of art practice, with sustained philosophical reflection on the artworld itself. As a way of thinking through the connections between aesthetic theory and art practice, I propose to consider another domain as intermediate, namely, policy.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21427/ctt5-mm62
Recommended Citation
Vaughan, Connell, "Managed Engagement; Considering a Space for Policy in Aesthetics" (2019). Conference papers. 11.
https://arrow.tudublin.ie/gradcamcon/11
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Publication Details
https://cehum.elach.uminho.pt/cehum/static/publications/estetica_2020.pdf
Journal: Estética, Crítica e Curadoria; Atas do VII Congresso Mediterrânico de Estética
doi:10.21427/ctt5-mm62