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Philosophy and psychology of culture --- Aesthetics --- Mass communications --- Aesthetics, Modern --- Art --- Postmodernism --- Post-modernism --- Postmodernism (Philosophy) --- Arts, Modern --- Avant-garde (Aesthetics) --- Modernism (Art) --- Philosophy, Modern --- Post-postmodernism --- Beautiful, The --- Beauty --- Art and philosophy --- Philosophy --- Analysis, interpretation, appreciation --- History

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This collection of essays does not aim to illustrate a prefabricated theory of art, but rather follows the impulses given by artworks themselves. Philosopher and art critic Boris Groys writes about significant works and artists over the last century that have pushed his thinking in new directions. His compelling arguments do not try to replace the singular content or message of an artwork. Instead, his writings are inspired by art as a mind-changing practice?as if contemporary artists, completely secularized, can still produce a kind of conversion within the spectator. Particular Cases is an original exploration of pivotal concerns related to the development of contemporary art?originality and repetition, the valuation of artworks, materiality and production, historical and personal archives, and the language of power.

kunst --- Wall Jeff --- Warhol Andy --- Shanzhuan Wu --- Thorsdottir Inga Svala --- Stilinovic Mladen --- Schütte Thomas --- Sala Anri --- Manzoni Piero --- Kandinsky Wassily --- IRWIN --- Horn Rebecca --- Honert Martin --- Weiss David --- Fischli Peter --- Duchamp Marcel --- Chernysheva Olga --- Chan Paul --- Bartana Yael --- Alÿs Francis --- Althamer Pawel --- 7.039 --- 7.036 --- 7.01 --- twintigste eeuw --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- kunsttheorie --- Art --- essays --- art criticism --- Horn, Rebecca --- Stilinovic, Mladen --- Chan, Paul --- Bartana, Yael --- Warhol, Andy --- Duchamp, Marcel --- Thorsdottir, Inga Svala --- Wu Shanzhuan --- Chernysheva, Olga --- Manzoni, Piero --- Kandinsky, Vasili Vassileevich --- Wall, Jeff --- Schütte, Thomas --- Fischli, Peter --- Honert, Martin --- Sala, Anri --- Weiss, David --- Alÿs, Francis --- Althamer, Paweł --- IRWIN [Ljubljana] --- Kandinsky, Wassily

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We have a responsibility to care for our own bodies, but our culture tends to thematise the bodies of desire and to ignore the bodies of care—ill bodies in need of self-care and social care.

The discussion of care has a long philosophical tradition. Philosophy of Care retraces some episodes in this tradition—beginning with Plato and ending with Alexander Bogdanov, having passed through Hegel, Heidegger, Bataille and many others. The central question is who the proper subject of care is? Should I care for myself or trust the others, the system, the institutions? Here, the concept of the self-care becomes a revolutionary principle that confronts the individual with the dominating mechanisms of control.

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Political philosophy. Social philosophy