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dc.contributor.advisor鄭光明zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorCheng, Kuang Mingen_US
dc.contributor.author李佳穎zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorLee, Chia Yingen_US
dc.creator李佳穎zh_TW
dc.creatorLee, Chia Yingen_US
dc.date2016en_US
dc.date.accessioned2016-07-11T09:40:14Z-
dc.date.available2016-07-11T09:40:14Z-
dc.date.issued2016-07-11T09:40:14Z-
dc.identifierG1021540011en_US
dc.identifier.urihttp://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/98897-
dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description哲學系zh_TW
dc.description102154001zh_TW
dc.description.abstract寫作這篇論文的動機,是為了探討哲學家George Dickie的藝術制度理論(Dickie’s institutional theory of art)。在第一章中,回顧哲學家Arthur Danto與Morris Weitz的反本質主義(anti-essentialism),及其如何影響Dickie藝術制度理論的發展,以及研究制度理論的重要性;第二章中,說明Dickie的藝術制度理論內容,並以實際的作品為例子講述藝術制度理論的應用;第三章至第四章中,整理反對藝術制度理論的數個哲學家(Jeffery Wieand, Robert Stecker, Stephen Davis, Richard Wollheim, Noël Carroll)的重要論點,並為Dickie的藝術制度理論辯護。最後第五章為結論,提出「藝術眼鏡」此一觀點用以修正藝術制度理論。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractThe purpose of this paper is to investigate George Dickie’s institutional theory of art. I will first discuss Arthur Danto and Morris Weitz’s anti-essentialism, which is the groundwork for Dickie’s institutional theory of art. I will then discuss Dickie’s institutional theory of art, which has been developed as two versions. Both versions have been widely criticized. Stephen Davis argues that art created outside any institution seems possible, although Dickie’s institutional theory of art rules it out. Noël Carroll argues that Dickie’s definition of art is circular, and his institutional theory of art fails to distinguish art institutions from other social institutions. Jeffery Wieand argues that Dickie’s perceptually indistinguishable objects argument fails to show that his institutional theory of art is tenable. In this paper, I will argue that Dickie’s theory can be modified as “the glass theory of art.” If this is true, then these criticisms fail to undermine Dickie’s theory, and Dickie’s theory is still powerful.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontents第一章 導第一章 導論…………………1\n第一節 魏茲-開放的概念 3\n第二節 Stephen Davies論反本質主義及人造物品 6\n第三節 丹托(Arthur Danto)論「藝術世界」\n 及「僅僅是現實物品」7\n第四節 藝術品與「僅僅是現實物品」(Mere Real Things) 10\n第五節 制度理論的重要性14\n第二章 Dickie 的藝術制度論………………16\n第一節 Dickie的制度理論的內容 17\n第二節 為何Dickie的制度理論有別於其他藝術理論\n ─ 不處理鑑賞的內涵?20\n第三節 對藝術世界體系的嘲諷─ Piero Manzoni 系列作 22\n第四節 藝術家的意圖 25\n第三章 反對藝術制度論………………28\n第一節 Jeffery Wieand論知覺難以分辨之藝術品29\n第二節 Robert Stecker、Stephen Davis及Richard \n Wollheim如何反對制度理論31\n第三節Noël Carroll 如何反對制度理論34\n第四章 為制度理論辯護………………35\n第一節 Dickie對兩難問題的答覆36\n第二節 離群而居的藝術家(isolated artist) \n及渾然天成的藝術家(romantic artist) 問題 41\n第三節 對Wieand的PIOA的回答45\n第四節「不被知覺到的性質X」\n 是否是區分藝術品及非藝術品的關鍵 48\n第五節「病毒X」與PIOA 58\n第六節 PIOA是個假問題 62\n第七節 對Davis「藝術品」\n 被賦予地位需存在權威的回答65\n第八節對Carroll「制度理論須要加上歷史脈絡」\n之批 評的回答 71\n第九節對Carroll「制度理論只是一般常規」\n之批評的回答 78\n第五章 結論………………81\n第一節 章節回顧與補充 82\n第二節 藝術眼鏡:經驗而非先驗 85\n第三節 修正Dickie藝術制度理論──藝術眼鏡理論 88\n第四節 Dickie是否會認為藝術品只是暫時的?90\n第五節 Dickie為什麼認為時尚不是藝術?94\n第六節 總結 104\n參考文獻 ………………105zh_TW
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dc.subjectGeorge Dickiezh_TW
dc.subject藝術制度理論zh_TW
dc.subject反本質主義zh_TW
dc.subject分析美學zh_TW
dc.subject藝術的定義zh_TW
dc.subjectGeorge Dickieen_US
dc.subjectinstitutional theory of arten_US
dc.subjectanti-essentialismen_US
dc.subjectanalytical aestheticsen_US
dc.subjectthe definition of arten_US
dc.titleDickie的藝術制度理論zh_TW
dc.titleDickie’s institutional theory of arten_US
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