Titlebook: Heidegger on Art and Art Works; Joseph J. Kockelmans Book 1985 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1985 Contemporary art.Georg Wilhelm

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The Classical Conception of Beauty and ArtGreeks just wallowed in a murky brew of “l(fā)ived experiences” which were supported neither by knowledge nor by concepts. “On the contrary, they had such an originally mature and luminous knowledge, such a passion for knowledge, that in their luminous state of knowing they had no need of ‘a(chǎn)esthetics’”.

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The Thing and the Workeans of a careful study of the . of art. One of the first things which everyone immediately notices when confronted with works of art is, in Heidegger’s view, that they are things, things not made by nature but by man. Yet most aesthetic theories pass by this aspect of the work of art in silence. On

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Truth and Arthe says, that art is the origin of both the art work and the artist. By origin we understand here the source of the essence, in which the Being of a being comes-to-presence. But what then is art? We have tried to discover its essence by examining works insofar as they are actually at work. The work-

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ely more complex concepts. Each of the elements, however simple, are important to understand because each is an essential link in a chain that allows an artist to master any computer graphics application. With this accomplished, the artist can use technology to satisfy his goals, instead of the tech

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