what the f is art

Question 1

what is the functionalist definition of art?

Answer 1

The functionalist definition of art conbines the emotion and artifact art

Question 2

what are the two types of good art according to Kant? describe/define them

Answer 2

Fine art: highest form of art that makes you introspective, advances social communication

Agreeable art: art that gives immediate pleasure like porn.

Question 3

There are 4 people in this theory. What ared their names? hint: M.O\G

Answer 3

Monroe beadrsley, hanfling, george, and lind

Question 4

monroe beardsley saif that artifacts

monroe beatsley has an AETHETICALLY SATISFYING beard

Answer 4

are made to satisty the aesthetic interest

Question 5

oswald said that art is an artifact and should please who?

Answer 5

oswald was like im a people pleaser so like qrt shoild totally please people

Question 6

gerorge said that arti is an artifact that

Answer 6

under standard conditions gives satisfaction to its recpotptants

Question 7

Lind, kind of like bell’s sig form says that artifacts are to COMMUNICATE ___?

Answer 7

any creative arangement multimedia whoes main fx is to commmunicate a sig aesthetic object

Question 8

What are the requirements for bell’s definition of art?
what is bad art accourding to bell?

Answer 8

1. aesthetic emtion
2. significant form

bad art doesnt have any otf the requireents

Question 9

What is significant form?

Answer 9

something people are sensitive twards which causes an aesthetic emotion, gives the aesthetic of greatness

Question 10

what does the formaist theory of art say?

Answer 10

it focuses on how things are depicted

Question 11

what is the definition of art by collingwood?
what are the requirements?

Answer 11

1. art doesnt have an endgoal ans starts off as a feeling
   art lives in your brain. whatever you draw ia a biproduct

Question 12

when describing how art changes over time
Paul Zift says,

Answer 12

1. art’s definition, requirements is subjective to its time. need for artifacts may change
2. art is not a fixed concept and is dependent on social norms

Question 13

Defining art ofer time ‘
Morris weitz?

Answer 13

art CANNOT be defined for a time period and is a flucter of properties
open concept/family respenblence
look

Question 14

who says that art requires historical context and knowledge of art theory to be understood as art?

Answer 14

Author danto

Question 15

____ made the institutional theory of art and there are __# of versions
has 2 DICKS

Answer 15

George dicky

Question 16

What does the instutional theory of art say? what are the cons of verision 1?

Answer 16

art must be an artifact, be christened

Question 17

what is the difference between version 2 and 1 of the institutional theory of art?> what qualification is removed?

Answer 17

Art no longer has to be christened by the art world

Question 18

Version 2 says the artworld is divided into 5 parts.
this includes the artworld, the public ,___,____, and ____

Answer 18

artworld, art, artist, and artwork framework

Question 19

instutuinal theory artist definition

Answer 19

person who participated with understanding in making a work art

Question 20

instutuinal theory artworld definition

Answer 20

the totality of all the system, ALL FIVE PARTS

Question 21

instutuinal theory artwork framework definition

Answer 21

for presentation of work of art by an artist to an artworld public

Question 22

instutuinal theory art definition

Answer 22

artifact of a kind created to be presented to an artworld public

Question 23

instutuinal theory THE PUBLIC definition

Answer 23

a set of persons the members of which are prepared in some understanding an object is presented to them

Question 24

who said that all art can be traced back/connected historically to other art and NOT AN INSUTUTION

Answer 24

jerrpld levingson

Question 25

(art and art history) what was Jerrold Levingston's definition of art

Answer 25

who said that all art can be traced back/connected historically to other art and NOT AN INSUTUTION

Question 26

levinsion said that ne words of art will:

Answer 26

follow, challenge, or expand traditions

Question 27

what was the first work of art inspired by according tp levingson?

Answer 27

UR arts, could have asesthetcic proprties

Question 28

who made historical functionalism

Answer 28

robert stecker

Question 29

_____ combines history and function

Answer 29

historical functionalism

Question 30

what are the three pillars of historical functionalism according to stecker?

Answer 30

It is centered towards the time and fulfills an artistic function at the time Artifact that achieves adn intends excellence in filling a function( both intent& suitability) We have a valuable/good aesthetic experiencetral art forms can count as well

Question 31

ster definition of offshots

Answer 31

f central forms of art, but things that were premade arent considered art in stecker’s time

Question 32

ch2 Critical nihilism

Answer 32

omg everything fucking sucks, is wrong, and has no meaning

Question 33

critical monism

Answer 33

only one is right im right your wrong shut up

Question 34

Critical Pluralism

Answer 34

: interpretations could be plausible or implausible based on criteria, some are correct there is interpretation but how does it fit with the work

Question 35

ch2 romantics are critical____ and their arbeter of meaning is____

Answer 35

monists the author's intention

Question 36

arbeter of meaning

Answer 36

theory identifies asa source of meaning, for the romantics arbiter= author’s intention

Question 37

ch2 eugne delroy day genius comes from

Answer 37

imagination

Question 38

anti intentionalism, new critism arbeter of meaning is

Answer 38

from the work itself

Question 39

intentionalist falicy maker

Answer 39

bearsly wimstat

Question 40

in the ____ falicy the author's intention serves as ____ evidence. meaning coes from ____ ___: __ __ __. and works artart conversations

Answer 40

. intentionalist 2. external evidence 3.internal evidence: form, syntax, plot

Question 41

post sstructalism by ___ bart is inheriently critically ___. arbetier of meaning comes from ____ and a work is useless until _____. art critics role is to ___

Answer 41

roland bart critical plurism the reader it is engaged by the reader provide how the work is personal to them

Question 42

ratcal constructivism

Answer 42

very interpretation of a work is an entirely different work this one is stupid as shit

Question 43

Moderate constructivism by ____ _____ stated that:

Answer 43

michael krautz each interpretation is tied to the og work bc of similarities in the work called UNICITY

Question 44

michael krautz unicity def wow holy shit i am sleepy

Answer 44

large overlap or simialrities in the interpretations that tie back to the og work

Question 45

Ej hurst arbeter of meaning comes from the ___ and readers must ask the ___ if their interpretation is ____ BUUUT correctnessdoesnt equal confirmation

Answer 45

author correct

Question 46

who says we are in a relationship with the author when we engage with a work?

Answer 46

noel correl

Question 47

Hyper intentionism 2 philosophers name them

Answer 47

daniel nathan and levingson

Question 48

_____ says readers should IMAGINE a ____ author for a written work. ___ authors do ____ ex[plan his view

Answer 48

daniel nathan hypothetical and idealized author /large overlap in the interpretation

Question 49

What are the pros of daniel nathan's imaginative author?

Answer 49

mystery authors, advoids problems of not knowing the author’s actual intention

Question 50

ch2 hyperintntionalism levingson says there are 3 placeswhere one derives literary meaning. name and define them

Answer 50

Word sequence meanin: what the words nean in virtue of therules of language Eaves out the notion of the author The utterers meaning: what the author had in mind when puttinghte words in ordr Eliminates autonomy of the text, you do noit have t Issue: you dont ask the author for the meaning and then disregard the text UtterANCE meaning: makes the most sense, blends the intent, context, adn the text Text is still promary, author’s intention would not ovwrwrite meaning Litterary meaning is generated by knowledge shared between author and audience Inside knowledge would violate the relationship

Question 51

who made the pathwork theory and define the pathwork theory? what was his proof of the theory? what was a con of his theory?

Answer 51

1. gaut 2. look at theories holistically and apply them as needed. different litterary elements require different theories 3. bro didnt tell us when to fucking use his theory., ass hat