Art history versus aesthetics
By: edited by James Elkins.
Series: The art seminar -- v. 1; Art seminar -- v. 1.
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Art -- Historiography -- Congresses.; Aesthetics -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. Introductory essay: The border of the aesthetic / Robert Gero; title: 2. Starting points. Exorcising the dreariness of aesthetics / Joseph Margolis; title: Why don't art historians attend aesthetics conferences? / James Elkins; title: 3. The art Seminar. Participants: Arthur Danto, Thierry de Duve, Diarmuid Costello; title: Martin Donougho, David Raskin, Anna Dezeuze, Richard Woodfield; title: Dominic Willsdon, Francis Halsall, Nicholas Davey; title: John Hyman, David Raskin; title: 4. Assessments; title: Diarmuid Costello; title: Anna Dezeuze; title: Dominic Willsdon; title: David Raskin; title: John Hyman; title: Francis Halsall; title: Richard Woodfield; title: Ladislav Kesner; title: Joseph Margolis; title: Crispin Sartwell; title: Paul Crowther; title: Mary Rawlinson; title: Jan Bakos; title: Alexander Nehamas; title: Ciarán Benson; title: Wendy Steiner; title: Mathew Rampley; title: Keith Moxey; title: Christine Wertheim; title: Eva Schürmann; title: Harry Cooper; title: Adrian Rifkin; title: David Getsy; title: Michael Kelly; title: Margaret Iversen; title: Michael Golec; title: Michael Newman; title: Gregg Horowitz; title: Stephen Melville; title: 5. Afterwords; title: Modernism as aesthetics and art history / Jay Bernstein; title: Island mysteries / Marc Redfield.