DEFIL - Diss - Ana Augusta Carneiro de Andrade Araujo - Ufop
DEFIL - Diss - Ana Augusta Carneiro de Andrade Araujo - Ufop
DEFIL - Diss - Ana Augusta Carneiro de Andrade Araujo - Ufop
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ABSTRACT<br />
This research aims at the question "what is art?" and its possible <strong>de</strong>velopments<br />
in the production of contemporary philosophical analytical profile. To elaborate on this<br />
theme, we chose to separate the text into five distinct and complementary moments.<br />
The first is to present the problem of <strong>de</strong>fining the nature of art, locating it<br />
historically and contextually, and linking it to our current art scene to facilitate its<br />
boundaries. The second phase aims to point out ways of i<strong>de</strong>ntifying the nature of things<br />
and in this sense, which one would be more fruitful to investigate something like the art<br />
- so controversial in nature and plural.<br />
The third argues that George Dickie's institutional theory suggests a fruitful way<br />
and proper i<strong>de</strong>ntification of what art is. His central thesis is that art can only be<br />
un<strong>de</strong>rstood if un<strong>de</strong>rstood within their own practice, always linked to a socio-cultural<br />
context. At this point, choose to work every aspect of this perspective in <strong>de</strong>tail,<br />
including their objections. The fourth period covers the same author and his position on<br />
the value of art. In this case, experiments in the art to produce a value within the culture,<br />
and how such experiences can be measured through the qualities and elements of art<br />
works.<br />
The fifth and final moment brings a conclusion where it <strong>de</strong>fines the extent to<br />
which Dickie perspective is relevant and where their vision is weak. In other words, our<br />
critique your perspective.