EMBODIED MEANINGS AND NORMATIVITY. SOME REMARKS FOR A NEW CONCEPT OF ART
The contemporary art world – namely, the current artistic and cultural situation, which emerged at the beginning of the Twentieth century – has led to a process of profound rethinking of the relationship between art and law. This relationship is inherent in the very concept of art and is as old as the history of the arts. In particular, the relationship between art and law, as it has structured itself from the beginning of the Twentieth century, has two vital functions – one of which is intrinsic to the concept of art, the other being extrinsic – the understanding of which is essential to investigate the contemporary art world.
Keywords: Art, Ontology, Embodied Meanings, Normativity
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Issue: 4, 2015
Series of issue: Issue 6
Rubric: ARTICLES
Pages: 11 — 27
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