The Time of Art. Objective and Subjective Genitive
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25250914e039Keywords:
Time, event, cronosophy, historyAbstract
There are several ways to analyze the temporality of the work of art. In this paper I present several possible ways to understand the temporal element of artworks. On the one hand, time is considered as a framework outside the works, which makes it possible to order and measure them, etcetera. On the other hand, time is considered as a reality generated by the works themselves, which does not occur without them. In addition, artworks play an important role in the elaboration of chronosophies and in the foundation of a specific historical temporality.Downloads
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