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Avant-Garde and Neo-Avant-Garde: An Attempt to Answer Certain Critics of Theory of the Avant-Garde
New Literary History, 2010Peter Bürger reflects on the reception of his Theory of the Avant-Garde and crafts a spirited response to his critics, while expanding on and refining his original claims. For Bürger, what continues to distinguish the avant-garde are two interrelated principles: the attack on the institution of art and the revolutionary transformation of ...
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Guerre et avant-gardes. War and the Avant-Gardes
2016L’année 1914 marque la rencontre entre l’avant-garde artistique et l’avant-garde militaire, deux champs qui n’ont cessé d’entrer en friction depuis le XIXe siècle, sans jamais s’identifier l’un à l’autre pour autant. En 1914, ces frottements sont tout particulièrement sensibles dans les relations entre les arts visuels et l’histoire, dans un moment où ...
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This book studies how experimental artists in China mixed with, brought changes to, and let themselves be transformed by minjian, the volatile and diverse public of the post-Mao era. Departing from the usual emphasis on art institutions, global markets, or artists' communities, the book proposes a new analytical framework in the theories of socially ...
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Journal of Avant-Garde Studies
Abstract This article addresses a largely overlooked research topic: the influence of the Polish interwar avant-garde, particularly the work of Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (Witkacy), on Jerzy Grotowski. It focuses on three areas: (1) the biographical influence on Grotowski, specifically related to the unrealized production of a Witkacy play; (2 ...
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Abstract This article addresses a largely overlooked research topic: the influence of the Polish interwar avant-garde, particularly the work of Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (Witkacy), on Jerzy Grotowski. It focuses on three areas: (1) the biographical influence on Grotowski, specifically related to the unrealized production of a Witkacy play; (2 ...
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2012
Gertrude Stein and philosopher Alfred North Whitehead were unlikely friends who spent most of their mature lives in exile: Stein in France and Whitehead in the United States. Their friendship was based on a mutual admiration for the philosophical pragmatism of William James and skepticism toward the European tradition of intellectual abstraction ...
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Gertrude Stein and philosopher Alfred North Whitehead were unlikely friends who spent most of their mature lives in exile: Stein in France and Whitehead in the United States. Their friendship was based on a mutual admiration for the philosophical pragmatism of William James and skepticism toward the European tradition of intellectual abstraction ...
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