Learning to look: dispatches from the art world
"Learning to Look is a wandering journey through the nature of art--and the ways it can transform us, if we let it. Author of Infinite Baseball, Alva Noë presents a collection of short, stimulating essays that explore how we experience art and what it means to be an "observer." Experi...
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Zusammenfassung: | "Learning to Look is a wandering journey through the nature of art--and the ways it can transform us, if we let it. Author of Infinite Baseball, Alva Noë presents a collection of short, stimulating essays that explore how we experience art and what it means to be an "observer." Experiencing art--letting it do its work on us--takes thought, attention, and focus. It requires creation, even from the beholder. And it is in this process of confrontation and reorganization that artworks can lead us to remake ourselves."--From dust jacket |
Beschreibung: | xii, 202 Seiten 19 cm |
ISBN: | 9780190928216 |
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adam_text | CONTENTS Preface xi Part I Encounters 1. Soup Is an Anagram of Opus 3 2. I Am Sitting in a Room 7 3. Forty Speakers in a Room 9 4. Two Left Hands 13 5. Rock Art 16 6. The Power of Performance 20 7. Cheap Thrills at the Whitney 25 8. Whaling with Turner 28 9. Take My Breath Away! 31 10. Speak, Draw, Dance 33 11. Beach Beasts on the Move 34 12. Making the Work Work 38 vii
viii CONTENTS 13. Irrational Man 41 14. RoboCop’s Philosophers 45 15. Pointing the Way to Liberation in Star Trek: Voyager 16. An Awkward Synthesis Part II 53 Pictures 17. The Anatomy Lesson 59 18. The Importance of Being Dressed 19. The Art of the Brain 20. Faces and Masks 62 64 67 21. The Philosophical Eye 71 22. The Camera and the Dance 73 23. Why Are 3D Movies So Bad? 75 24. Storytelling and the “Uncanny Valley” 25. Peering into Rembrandt s Eyes 26. This Is No Zoo Part III 89 92 Art’s Nature 27. Coughing and the Meaning of Art 97 83 49
CONTENTS ix 28. Is It Okay if Art Is Boring? 101 29. The Opportunity of Boredom 105 30. Art Placebo 109 31. Are Works of Art Relics ? 116 32. Reproductions in the Age of Originality 120 33. Who Was Vermeer? 125 34. How to Love a Fake 129 35. Monuments 133 Part IV Nature’s Art 36. Aesthetic Evolution 139 37. Bowie, Cheesecake, Sex, and the Meaning of Music H5 38. Dylan s Literature 148 39. What s New Is Old 151 40. The Performance Art of David Bowie: A Remembrance 155 4L AllThingsShining 159 42. You Say “Tomato” 162 43. What Is a Fact ? 167 44. Streams of Memes 171
x CONTENTS 45. Adele in the Goldilocks Zone 175 46. Mind in the Natural World: Can Physics Explain It ? 178 47. Art at the Limits of Neuroscience NOTES 191 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 195 INDEX 197 183
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CONTENTS Preface xi Part I Encounters 1. Soup Is an Anagram of Opus 3 2. I Am Sitting in a Room 7 3. Forty Speakers in a Room 9 4. Two Left Hands 13 5. Rock Art 16 6. The Power of Performance 20 7. Cheap Thrills at the Whitney 25 8. Whaling with Turner 28 9. Take My Breath Away! 31 10. Speak, Draw, Dance 33 11. Beach Beasts on the Move 34 12. Making the Work Work 38 vii
viii CONTENTS 13. Irrational Man 41 14. RoboCop’s Philosophers 45 15. Pointing the Way to Liberation in Star Trek: Voyager 16. An Awkward Synthesis Part II 53 Pictures 17. The Anatomy Lesson 59 18. The Importance of Being Dressed 19. The Art of the Brain 20. Faces and Masks 62 64 67 21. The Philosophical Eye 71 22. The Camera and the Dance 73 23. Why Are 3D Movies So Bad? 75 24. Storytelling and the “Uncanny Valley” 25. Peering into Rembrandt s Eyes 26. This Is No Zoo Part III 89 92 Art’s Nature 27. Coughing and the Meaning of Art 97 83 49
CONTENTS ix 28. Is It Okay if Art Is Boring? 101 29. The Opportunity of Boredom 105 30. Art Placebo 109 31. Are Works of Art Relics ? 116 32. Reproductions in the Age of Originality 120 33. Who Was Vermeer? 125 34. How to Love a Fake 129 35. Monuments 133 Part IV Nature’s Art 36. Aesthetic Evolution 139 37. Bowie, Cheesecake, Sex, and the Meaning of Music H5 38. Dylan s Literature 148 39. What s New Is Old 151 40. The Performance Art of David Bowie: A Remembrance 155 4L AllThingsShining 159 42. You Say “Tomato” 162 43. What Is a Fact ? 167 44. Streams of Memes 171
x CONTENTS 45. Adele in the Goldilocks Zone 175 46. Mind in the Natural World: Can Physics Explain It ? 178 47. Art at the Limits of Neuroscience NOTES 191 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 195 INDEX 197 183 |
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