Danto and His Critics by Rollins, Mark -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Philosophers and Their Critics Title Page Copyright Dedication Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements Selected Bibliography of the Works of Arthur Danto Introduction Part I: System and Method

Part II: Intention and Interpretation

Chapter 3: The Invisible Content of Visual Art

1 Resemblance 2 Modularity 3 Conclusion

Chapter 4: Déjà vu All Over Again Chapter 5: Surface and Deep Interpretation

1 Analogy with Human Action 2 The Dependency Theses 3 Are Deep Interpretations Weakly Dependent on Surface Interpretations? 4 Consequences for the Constitutive Dependency Thesis

Chapter 6: “Other Pictures We Look at, – His Prints We Read”

1 Reading Art 2 Other Pictures 3 The Commonplace 4 Transfiguration 5 Reading Prints 6 Ekphrasis 7 Moving Past 8 The Vulgar 9 Re-evaluating Values 10 Paragone 11 Exemplary Marsyas 12 Image–Word–Sound 13 Saints and Painters 14 Refiguring Error

Part III: Philosophy of Art

Chapter 7: A Tale of Two Artworlds Chapter 8: Essence, Expression, and History

1 Essence and Expression: Danto's Philosophy of Art 2 The End of Art: Danto's Philosophy of Art History 3 A Critical Examination of Danto's Philosophy of Art 4 Concluding Remarks

Chapter 9: Danto's New Definition of Art and the Problem of Art Theories Chapter 10: Danto and Kant

1 Danto and Kant 2 Recent Danto on Kant's Aesthetics 3 Late Danto's “Aesthetic Turn”? 4 Danto on Works of Art as “Embodied Meanings” 5 Danto on Metaphor 6 Metaphor in Kant 7 Kant on Aesthetic Ideas 8 Aesthetic Ideas, a Contemporary Example

Chapter 11: Atomism, Art, and Arthur

1 Hegel, Hegelianism, and Historicism 2 The Old Chisholm Trail: Historical Facts, Bits of Knowledge 3 Artworks, The Artworld, and The Brillo Box Revolution 4 The End of Art: Not the End at All 5 Individualism Triumphant 6 Danto and Nietzsche: A Hegelian Synthesis

Part IV: Historical Knowledge

Chapter 12: Art and Its Doubles Chapter 13: The Beginning of the End Chapter 14: Danto's Aesthetic

Part V: What Philosophy Is

Chapter 15: Art as Religion

1 Introduction: Danto's Philosophical Depth 2 Encountering Danto and Religion 3 Art and Religion 4 Transfigurations: Catholic, Pragmatist, and Zen

Chapter 16: Looking Beyond the Visible

Part VI: Responses

Chapter 17: Replies to Essays

Afterword: Not by a Soap Box but First by a Kiss Index