Art and time : Art et temps / [Actes du IVe] Congrès Mediterraneen d' Esthetique
edited by Khaled Alhamzah.
- Irbid, Jordan Yarmouk University 2009
- 298 σ. α/μ εικ. 24 εκ.
Επιλογή από τα πρακτικά του 4ου Μεσογειακού Συνεδρίου Αισθητικής, που οργάνωσε το Yarmouk University, College of Fine Arts στο Irbid της Ιορδανίας, 22-25 Ιουνίου 2008.
Δωρεά του επιμελητή της έκδοσης Khaled Alhamzah, Απρ. 2010.
Περιεχόμενα: Aleš Erjavec, Aesthetics and the Aesthetic today / Jale Erzen, Time in the city and in the arts: a comparative analysis, East and West / Maryvonne Saison, Le "présent" de l' art au risque du temps réel / Pol Capdevila, Aesthetic forms through time and in time-based arts / Inma ΒAlvarez, Time as a strand of the dance medium / Vangelis Athanassopoulos, Penser la contemporanéité / Matilde Carrasco Barranco, A quick look: the experience of art in the consumer society / Francisca Pérez-Carreño, The experience of time in painting / Gyngyvér Horváth, Being decent or being potent: paradoxes in limitations in Lessing's Laocon / Mikel Iriondo Aranguren, Memory in time: fiction and truthfulness / Louis LaganΑa, The primitivism debate and modern art / Athéna Mirasyesis, Le temps du Prométhée enchaîné: crime et châtiment / Vladimir Mako, Playing historicism: aesthetic perception and sense of time in the architecture of Bottcherstrasse / Emmanuel Mavrommatis, Le retard / Alexandra Mouriki, Historical and trans-historical time of art or metamorphosis and the other history of art / Loredana Niculet, The fall into everydayness: the aesthetic experience of the early video art / Christina Papageorgiou, Running time: meeting Tatsuo Miyajima's work through Bergson's notions of time / Constantinos V. Proimos, Space and time in Byzantine church architecture according to Panayotes Michelis / Maria Prodromou, Art and the disruptive temporality of the sublime / Youli Rapti, La photographie et le temps / Helen Tatla, Between Deleuze and Gadamer: investigating the notion of time in contemporary architecture / Fay Zika, Video art time / Dionysis A. Zivas, The diachrony of the architectural work and the role of the unexpected.