O Estágio Simbólico de Hegel: Uma Perspectiva Antiga sobre a Arte Contemporânea

Authors

  • Vitor Luiz Rigoti dos Anjos

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v4i2.16949

Keywords:

arte contemporânea, fim da arte, autoconsciência, estágio simbólico

Abstract

Esse artigo propõe uma avaliação das obras de arte contemporâneas à luz de alguns dos conceitos intrínsecos ao estágio simbólico de Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Minha crença é que uma análise das condições de Hegel para a afirmação da arte abre a porta para uma discussão das tendências artísticas contemporâneas, uma discussão que também toma distância da questão (talvez) abusada sobre o que define a arte. A arte em si faz mais do que questionar; ela questiona e desafia a natureza da nossa percepção.

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Author Biography

Vitor Luiz Rigoti dos Anjos

Licenciado em Filosofia pela Faculdade Padre João Bagozzi, Curitiba - PR.

Mestre em Engenharia Mecânica pela UFES, Vitória - ES.

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Published

2013-11-17

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 2 (2013)

Section

Translation

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