Gilles Deleuze's philosophy of art : the cruelty of affect

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1999

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Mutman, Mahmut

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In this work the influential contemporary French philosopher Gilles Deleuze' s aesthetic theory has been analysed with regard to its philosophical origins. Baruch Spinoza, whose influence is felt in the whole of Deleuze' s ouevre, proves to be the basic figure of his approach to art as well. Gilles Deleuze sets out to formulate a vitalist theory of art, the scope of which requires that the categories of judgement and reception be displaced. This scope situates artistic activity in a generalised creativity, where reception and judgement find their places as points of break and tension which could still be examined within the system of creation.

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Fine Arts

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Master's

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MFA (Master of Fine Arts)

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Published Version (Please cite this version)

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English

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