Art and entertainment: a philosophical exploration
"In sharp contrast to art, which has been widely discussed by philosophers over the centuries, entertainment has been largely neglected in philosophy. Generally regarded as the trashy cousin of art they have frequently been cast as opposites. In this book Andy Hamilton explores entertainment fr...
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Zusammenfassung: | "In sharp contrast to art, which has been widely discussed by philosophers over the centuries, entertainment has been largely neglected in philosophy. Generally regarded as the trashy cousin of art they have frequently been cast as opposites. In this book Andy Hamilton explores entertainment from a philosophical standpoint and argues, in contrast to modernist theory, that art and entertainment share much more than is commonly assumed and that in the West they form a loosely connected conceptual system. He begins by questioning the received view by examining figures who are both artists and entertainers, including Louis Armstrong, Charlie Chaplin, Nat King Cole and Steven Spielberg. Whilst accepting that pure entertainment, which by nature is undemanding and audience-centred, lacks the depth of art Hamilton argues that it parallels art in its contrast between cynical and authentic entertainers and in its historical evolution, created a conjoined system of art, entertainment and sport. Drawing on thinkers and historians of art and culture, especially Oscar Kristeller, Hamilton applies his argument to entertainment and popular culture, sport, and elitism and populism, before considering the shift from entertainment as something enjoyed primarily at mass or communal level to something consumed privately and digitally. Art and Entertainment: A Philosophical Exploration will appeal to those working in art and aesthetics as well as anyone in a related discipline, such as cultural studies, music and film studies, with an interest in entertainment"-- |
Beschreibung: | xi, 282 Seiten Illustrationen, Porträts 23,4 cm |
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CONTENTS Acknowledgements x Introduction 1 1 The aesthetics of entertainment 12 1.1. Artist-entertainers: Armstrong, Holiday, Dickens 13 1.2. The aesthetics of entertainment, and the postmodern equation of art and entertainment 16 1.3. The modernist opposition of art and entertainment: humane versus hermetic art 21 1.4. The entertainer-audience relation: authentic entertainers and cynical manipulators 26 1.5. Undermining the modernist assimilation of entertainment with popular art 29 2 Interview with Louise Gibbs 35 A Kristeller thesis for entertainment 39 2.1. The aestheticisation of “art” 39 2.2. The Kristeller thesis, and the modern system of the arts 41 2.3. Developing the Kristeller thesis 43 2.4. A Kristeller thesis for entertainment 46
viii 3 Contents Defining art: art for art’s sake and political art 52 3.1. Defining art 53 3.2. Conceptual holism: inter-defining art and the aesthetic 57 3.3. Art for art’s sake 64 3.4. Art for art (narrow sense) versus engaged art and propaganda; art for art (broad sense) versus philistinism 68 3.5. The inseparability or unity of form and content 76 4 Interview with Mark Carroll 80 Interview with Mandhira de Saram 86 Interview with James Young 91 Taste and criticism 97 4.1. Elitism, meritocracy and populism 98 4.2. Verdictive versus appreciative models of criticism; the democracy of taste 102 4.3. Hume and elitism: real versus ideal critics and benign circularity 105 4.4. Kant and populism: autonomy and the democracy of taste 110 4.5. Liking and appreciating: developing a critical sensibility 113 4.6. Aesthetics as practice of criticism: the Acquaintance Principle and aesthetic particularism 118 5 Genius: defending a Kantian account against Romantic hyperbole and Nietzschean scepticism 5.1. The emergence of the artistic concept of genius, and rival conceptions of it 127 5.2. Overview of Kant’s account 131 5.3. Kant versus Sturm und Drang - genius versus taste 135 5.4. Talent versus genius: science, imitation and the exemplary 137 5.5. Signature style 140 5.6. Geniuses, heroes and saints 141 5.7. Art without genius? 143 126
Contents 6 Canons and the test of time and place ix 153 6.1. Defining the test of time, and canons 155 6.2. Kinds of canon: entering and leaving, and works mistakenly in the canon 160 6.3. Ideological critique of the canon: modernist and postmodernist 165 6.4. Responses to ideological critique 167 6.5. A more modest critique: the instability of canons 173 6.6. Possible defence of canons: “artistic progress” 175 6.7. Objections to the test of time and canon: Acquaintance Principle, and contemporary classics 178 7 Interview with James Parakilas 183 Interview with Molly Barnes 192 Aesthetics of product design 198 7.1. Design as problem-solving versus design as style 199 7.2. Rejecting a consumerist definition: broad and narrow senses of “design” 203 7.3. Function, functionalism and “useless work” 209 7.4. Aesthetic and поп-aesthetic: Kant on dependent beauty 217 7.5 Design classics, design among the high arts, and “Everyday Aesthetics” 221 8 Cultural appropriation and artistic freedom 227 8.1. Artistic freedom within liberal theory 230 8.2. Characterising cultural appropriation 234 8.3. Ownership, the artist as appropriator, and aesthetic versus moral criticism of art 238 References Index 248 270 |
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