Philosophy and the visual arts

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Springer, Dordrecht

1987

360 Pages

ISBN 978-94-010-8213-6

Philosophy and the visual arts

seeing and abstracting

Edited by

Andrew Harrison

Publication details

Full citation:

Harrison, A. (ed) (1987). Philosophy and the visual arts: seeing and abstracting, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Depiction and the golden calf

Podro Michael

3-28

Painting, expression, abstraction

Wilde Carolyn

29-50

Dimensions of meaning

Harrison Andrew

51-76

Cubism — abstract or realist?

Taylor Roger L.

77-95

Representing and abstracting

Hobbis Peter

97-120

Alienation and disalienation in abstract art

Crowther Paul

121-133

On attempting to define abstract art

Peetz Dieter

135-154

On being an abstract artist

Ziff Paul

155-166

Identity, predication and colour

Harrison Bernard

169-189

Colour systems and perception in early abstract painting

Gage John

191-200

Colour, culture and cinematography

Clark John

201-219

Form and meaning in colour

Lloyd Jones Peter

221-233

Colour appearances and the colour solid

Morton Adam

235-252

Perspective and meaning

Kemp Martin

255-276

Looking at pictures and looking at things

Walton Kendall L.

277-302

Some new problems in perspective

Fisher John

303-316

The limits of portrayal

Phillips Antonia

317-341

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