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Susanna Fritscher's installation works cannot be separated from their environment. On the basis of core elements such as space and movement, they directly address our visual perceptions. Among others, this book documents 16 of her completed works, e.g.: the new Vienna Airport (with Baumschlager Eberle) and the Centre des Archives Nationales in Pierrefitte-sur-Seine (with Massimiliano Fuksas). In the first third of the book, the artist explains its guiding concept of artistic space. Together with the book designer Ruedi Baur, she develops a symbiosis of her own art with ink and the printed page

Painting -- Philosophy. --- Installations (Art) --- Art, Modern --- Visual Arts --- Art, Architecture & Applied Arts --- Visual Arts - General --- Modern art --- Nieuwe Ploeg (Group of artists) --- Installation art --- Environment (Art) --- Fritscher, Susanna,

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In The Arts and the Definition of the Human, Margolis introduces a novel theory of the human person or self as a historical artifact and argues that important topics in the philosophy of art, pictorial representation, and the nature of interpretation make no sense when separated from a ""philosophical anthropology"" along the lines he suggests.

Painting --- Art --- Visual perception --- Aesthetics --- Philosophical anthropology --- Philosophy --- Visual perception. --- Aesthetics. --- Philosophical anthropology. --- Philosophy. --- Anthropology, Philosophical --- Man (Philosophy) --- Civilization --- Life --- Ontology --- Humanism --- Persons --- Philosophy of mind --- Beautiful, The --- Beauty --- Esthetics --- Taste (Aesthetics) --- Criticism --- Literature --- Proportion --- Symmetry --- Optics, Psychological --- Vision --- Perception --- Visual discrimination --- Art and philosophy --- Psychology --- Psychological aspects --- Analysis, interpretation, appreciation --- Radio broadcasting Aesthetics --- Painting - Philosophy --- Art - Philosophy

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Painting --- Philosophy --- Shitao, --- -Oil painting --- Painting, Primitive --- Paintings --- Graphic arts --- Shih-t'ao --- Philosophy. --- -Philosophy --- A-chʻang, --- Achang, --- Chʻao-chi, --- Chaoji, --- Chi-shan-seng, --- Chih-hsia-sou, --- Ching-chiang-hou-jen, --- Chʻing-hsiang-chʻen-jen, --- Chʻing-hsiang-i-jen, --- Chʻing-hsiang-lao-jen, --- Chu, A-chʻang, --- Chu, Jo-chi, --- Citrouille-Amère, --- Dadizi, --- Daitekishi, --- Daoji, --- Dōsei, --- Dun'gen, --- Hsia-tsun-che, --- I-chih-ko, --- Jingjianghouren, --- Jishanseng, --- Kʻu-kua-ho-shang, --- Kuguaheshang, --- Ling-ting-lao-jen, --- Lingdinglaoren, --- Qingxiangchenren, --- Qingxianglaoren, --- Qingxiangyiren, --- Sekitō, --- Shan-chʻeng-kʻo, --- Shanchengke, --- Shi, Tao, --- Shi-tao, --- Shih-tʻao, --- Shih, Tʻao, --- Sŏkto, --- Ta-ti-tzu, --- Tao-chi, --- Tao-shi, --- Tun-ken, --- Wan-tao-jen, --- Wandaoren, --- Xiazunzhe, --- Yizhige, --- Yüan-chi, --- Yuanji, --- Zhixiasou, --- Zhu, Achang, --- Zhu, Ruoji, --- 石涛, --- 石濤, --- 道濟, --- 釋道, --- 朱若极, --- Painting - Philosophy --- Shitao, - active 17th century-18th century