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Willem Boshoff, artist's monograph and catalogue

2013

Willem Boshoff’s work articulates around a pivotal date, April 1994, the first democratic elections in South Africa. He may choose to work gigantic rocks of granite or establish vast installations of accumulated material. The artist claims that his work is based on language, often taking the form of Dictionaries. While reviewing the main questions by artists of the twentieth century, texts or artworks from Europe are systematically tested against their South African counterpart. Boshoff’s attitude is determined by a melancholic questioning of his role as a creator linked to a political situation and cultural milieu. He discovers more dynamic ways of presenting gestures when his artistic act…

Afrique du SudIvan VladislavićActionnismePoésie Concrète[ SHS.ART ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Art and art history[SHS.ART]Humanities and Social Sciences/Art and art historyConceptualismeMarshall McLuhanNo keywordTraductionArt et NatureDictionnaireWillem Boshoff[SHS.ART] Humanities and Social Sciences/Art and art history
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Philosophy of Mathematics and Ontological Commitment

2000

This paper concerns Quine's classification of philosophies of mathematics as sketched in "On what there is" and offers a new reading of Quine's view. In his famous paper Quine defines three positions: Realism, Conceptualism, and Nominalism. Each of them, he says, has its modern expression, respectively, in Logicism, Intuitionism, and Formalism. According to Quine these foundational positions can be accepted or rejected on a clear and objective basis, according to their distinctive ontological commitments. Consistent with his own criterion for ontological commitment (buttressed by his view on impredicative definitions), Quine adopts the Realist (or the Platonist) position in mathematics. Lat…

NominalismPhilosophy of mathematicsIntuitionismFormalism (philosophy)ConceptualismPhilosophyLogicismQuineOntological commitmentEpistemologyKagaku tetsugaku
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Arte, Música y Conceptualismo en América Latina

2021

Se investiga la relación entre el arte y la música desde el conceptualismo, que valida la existencia de un arte sonoro y de una música conceptuales, cuyas estéticas se alejan de la percepción coclear, para enfocarse en el campo de las ideas. Se sientan los antecedentes y se analiza el desarrollo de estos campos en occidente (Europa y Estados Unidos de América) desde las vanguardias del siglo XX hasta los años 60, para luego hacer una cartografía de la historia del conceptualismo sónico en Latino América desde los años 50 al presente, al redefinir, revalorar y contrastar las aportaciones que se han hecho en el continente, con un enfoque que se centra más en lo político y social, pero sin olv…

UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASManuel Se investiga la relación entre el arte y la música desde el conceptualismocuyas estéticas se alejan de la percepción coclearcon un enfoque que se centra más en lo político y socialterritorios para el arte 590908 2021 7 8182067 Arte [revista de investigación musical]que valida la existencia de un arte sonoro y de una música conceptualesal redefinirpara luego hacer una cartografía de la historia del conceptualismo sónico en Latino América desde los años 50 al presente2386-8260 13268 ItamarMúsica y Conceptualismo en América Latina Rocha Iturbiderevista de investigación musical: territorios para el arte 590908 2021 7 8182067 Arte:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]revalorar y contrastar las aportaciones que se han hecho en el continentepero sin olvidar las distintas influencias de las estéticas hegemónicas occidentales en nuestros países. 251 284para enfocarse en el campo de las ideas. Se sientan los antecedentes y se analiza el desarrollo de estos campos en occidente (Europa y Estados Unidos de América) desde las vanguardias del siglo XX hasta los años 60
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Perceptual contents : a study on the nature of the contents of perceptual experience

2013

The aim of the thesis is to examine various views that have been advocated in contemporary discussions concerning the content of perceptual experiences. The nature of the contents posited in those views is the focus of this study. In the views that are discussed here, perceptual contents have been argued to be either conceptual, externalist, nonconceptual or particular. In this thesis, John McDowell is presented as the proponent of conceptual content, Jeff Speaks as the proponent of externalist content, Christopher Peacocke as the proponent of abstract nonconceptual contents, and Tim Crane as the proponent of particular nonconceptual content. The revised view of John McDowell, as well as th…

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