Tiziana Andina
Address: Dipartimento di Filosofia e Scienze della Educazione
Università di Torino
Via San Ottavio, 20
10124 Torino
Italia
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10124 Torino
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When we make a judgment of taste looking, say, at the Mona Lisa, what does
that mean exactly? What do we mean when we say that “the Mona Lisa is beautiful and an absolute masterpiece of Western art”? This statement contains a judgment of taste (Mona Lisa is beautiful) and an artistic judgment (it is a masterpiece of Western art). In what follows I will show that: i) the two judgments are different, ii) both judgments have normative nature, but the normativity of the judgment of taste refers to different elements from the artistic judgment and, finally, iii) contemporary visual arts require the formulation of an artistic judgment rather than a judgment of taste.
When we make a judgment of taste looking, say, at the Mona Lisa, what does
that mean exactly? What do we mean when we say that “the Mona Lisa is beautiful and an absolute masterpiece of Western art”? This statement contains a judgment of taste (Mona Lisa is beautiful) and an artistic judgment (it is a masterpiece of Western art). In what follows I will show that: i) the two judgments are different, ii) both judgments have normative nature, but the normativity of the judgment of taste refers to different elements from the artistic judgment and, finally, iii) contemporary visual arts require the formulation of an artistic judgment rather than a judgment of taste.
Attraverso l’esame di alcune tra le più importanti teorie dell’ontologia sociale contemporanea, l’autrice discute i fondamenti della disciplina e pone le basi per un suo sviluppo nella sfera politica. Analizzando il concetto di Stato, e ridisegnandone l’ontologia, argomenta in favore di una concezione realista dello Stato, mostra le ragioni per cui essa favorisce una migliore comprensione delle dinamiche di potere e l’attualizzazione di una maggiore giustizia tra le generazioni.
The editorial Project. Brill Research Perspectives builds on existing product types familiar to librarians and end-users (researchers and students) — it combines the peer-review of journals, the high usage of reference works, and the pedagogy of textbooks. In addition, the business model is based on the tried and true format of a serial publication with both subscription and site-license sales models. Brill Research Perspectives follows the successful formula of NOW’s Foundations and Trends™ which was the first product that combined the verification of the peer-review process and the synthesis of information found in reference works delivered on a real time basis.
The A&L Journal. On behalf of the University of Turin and of the Käte Hamburger Kolleg „Recht als Kultur“, the interdisciplinary journal Brill Research Perspectives in Art and Law aims to gather outstanding contributions to the fascinating debate at the intersection of art and law. The focus of the journal involves all the aspects (philosophical, juridical, sociological, technological and cultural) characterizing the relationship between law and art as well as the questions common to the two fields (e.g. normativity).
Chief-Editors: Prof. Tiziana Andina (University of Turin), Prof. Gianmaria Ajani (University of Turin), Werner Gephart (University of Bonn).
Assistant Editors: Dr. Angela Condello (University of Roma Tre), Dr. Enrico Terrone (Collége d’Etudes Mondiale)
Editorial Board: Prof. Emanuele Conte (University of Roma Tre), Prof. David Davies (McGill University), Prof. Alessandra Donati (University of Milano Bicocca), Prof. Thomas Dreier (Karlsruhe Institute for Technology (KIT), University of Freiburg), Prof. Maurizio Ferraris (University of Turin), Prof. Pierpaolo Forte (Director of Museo Madre, Naples and University of Sannio), Prof. Peter Goodrich (Cardozo School of Law), Prof. Desmond Manderson (Australian National University), Prof. Greta Olson (Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen), Dr. Sabine N. Meyer (University of Osnabrueck), Dr. Stewart Motha (Birkbeck Law School, London), Prof. Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos (Westminster School of Law, London), Prof. Eva Schürman (Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg), Prof. Peter Schneck (University of Osnabrueck), Prof. Reinold Schmücker (University of Münster), Prof. John Searle (University of California, Berkeley), Prof Alberto Voltolini (University of Turin).
Can we remedy these forms of injustice? This issue of the Rivista di estetica addresses what needs to change in our knowledge practices; how we can challenge the narrowness of what is understood as philosophical knowledge; how the concept of knowledge should be considered in connection with notions such as trust, reliance, testimony, authority, credibility; how to revisit theways in which we measure quality and ability and what we should do in order to promote diversity and pluralism in knowledge.
Università di Firenze
Dipartimento di Lettere e Filosofia
7-8-9 November 2019
Thursday 7 November 2019, Dipartimento di Lettere e Filosofia, Sala del Consiglio, via della Pergola 58-60
Chair: Alessandro Nigro (Firenze)
14.30-15.00: Welcome and greetings
15.00-15.30: Fabrizio Desideri (Firenze), Opening remarks
15.30-16.30: Carole Talon-Hugon (Nice Sophia Antipolis), Art Under Control
16.30-17.30: Sandro Scarrocchia (Politecnico di Milano), Sulla nozione di "grammatica storica" in rapporto ad Alois Riegl e alla Wiener Schule der Kunstgeschichte
17.30-17.45: Coffee Break
17.45-18.15: Hyun Höchsmann (ECNU, Shanghai), Elective Affinities –Alois Riegl and Walter Benjamin
18.15-18.45: Zsolt Bátori – Borbála Jász (Budapest), Architectural Language
Friday 8 November 2019, Dipartimento di Lettere e Filosofia, Sala del Consiglio, via della Pergola 58-60
Chair: Emanuele Arielli (Venezia)
09.00-10.00: Diarmuid Costello (Warwick), Photography as an Art
10.00-11.00: Beryl Graham (Sunderland), An Aesthetics of Interaction and Participation? New Media Art, and Histories of Exhibitions
11.00-11.30: Coffee break
11.30-12.30: Pietro Montani (Roma), Rules of Interactivity
12.30-13.00: Sanja Bojanic (Rijeka), New materiality and old syntax (under the skin of Ed Atkins)
13.00-13.30: General discussion
13.30-14.30: Lunch
Chair: Andrea Borsari (Bologna)
15.00-16.00: Annette Jael Lehmann (Berlin), Wider Frameworks. Blurting in A & L and other Projects by Art & Language
16.00-17.00: Andrea Mecacci (Firenze), Pop Goes Hyperreal
17.00-17.15: Coffee break
17.15-17.45: Emanuele Arielli (Venezia), Aesthetic irreproducibility in contemporary art practices
17.45-18.15: Matthew William Rowe (London), The Artistic Language of Conceptual Art
18.15-18.45: Marta Rosa (Firenze), The Great Challenge of Performance Art: Creating an Ontology
Saturday 9 November 2019, Biblioteca Umanistica, Sala Comparetti, Piazza Brunelleschi, 4
Chair: Tiziana Andina (Torino)
09.00-10.00: Andrew Benjamin (London), Meaning, Movement and the Body: Grammar and Gesture
10.00-10.30: Virgilio Sieni (Firenze), Sul Gesto
10.30-10.45: Coffee break
10.45-11.15: Davide Dal Sasso (Torino), The Revealed Grammars and the Evolution of Contemporary Artistic Practices
11.15-11.45: Gabriele Marino (Torino), The age of Internet memes: Forms and contents of the leading contemporary visual language
11.45-13.30: Roundtable “Interactions: il pubblico nell’età dell’arte. Linguaggi artistici contemporanei e nuove forme di fruizione”, with Tiziana Andina (Torino), Pina De Luca (Salerno), Roberto Diodato (Milano), Luca Farulli (Firenze), Andrea Viliani (Museo Madre - Napoli).
13.30-14.30: Lunch