Artist: critic, liar, murderer: on aesthetics and ethics

Name: Artist: critic, liar, murderer: on aesthetics and ethics
Author: Wilde, Oscar

Title	Artist: critic, liar, murderer: on aesthetics and ethics
Author	Wilde, Oscar
Author Original	Wilde, Oscar
Publication Date:	2014
Publication Place	İstanbul - Contact Publications
Subject	Art, Modern_20th century.Art, modern_20. centuryArt criticism.Art criticism.EthicsEthics
Type	kitap
Language	Turkish
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	249
Physical Dimensions	249 s. ; 20 cm.
Library:	Istanbul Research Institute Library
Library Asset ID	0032394
Record ID	1822490
Library Location	1. kat
Date	22.03.2019
Sample Text	Oscar Wilde is mentioned together with the pioneers of modernist literature such as Baudelaire and Mallarmé. But he influenced the 20th century avant-garde not only with his literature, but also with his criticisms of art and literature. Moreover, his most prominent work is undoubtedly his life. He says that he has already added his genius to his life, and only puts his talent to his works. In his writings in this compilation, we follow Oscar Wilde's modernist thought of art and literature as well as his life that challenged his environment. In the first article of the book, "The Critic as an Artist", Wilde argues that interpreting a work of art should be considered a more creative activity than producing it and that the critic is the most competent artist. In "The Pen and the Poison" he argues that art and the artist are independent of all moral judgments, and in "The Discredit of Lies" he argues that art does not imitate nature and life, but that life and nature imitate art; According to him, the principle of loyalty to reality literally poisons art. In his last text in the book, “Socialism and the Human Spirit,” Wilde claims that humanity can be freed from two boring burdens disguised as virtues, such as altruism and philanthropy, thanks to socialism.
Baskı	4. bs.
Dizi Kaydı	İletişim yayınları ; 1347. Sanat Hayat dizisi ; 15
ISBN	9789750506291
Durum	Rafta
Ortam	Kağıt
Şekil	Basılı

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Artist: critic, liar, murderer: on aesthetics and ethics

Author Wilde, Oscar

Author Original Wilde, Oscar

Publication Date 2014

Publication Place İstanbul - Contact Publications

Subject Art, Modern_20th century.Art, modern_20. centuryArt criticism.Art criticism.EthicsEthics

Type kitap

Language Turkish

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 249

Physical Dimensions 249 s. ; 20 cm.

Library Istanbul Research Institute Library

Library Asset ID 0032394

Record ID 1822490

Library Location 1. kat

Date 22.03.2019

Sample Text Oscar Wilde is mentioned together with the pioneers of modernist literature such as Baudelaire and Mallarmé. But he influenced the 20th century avant-garde not only with his literature, but also with his criticisms of art and literature. Moreover, his most prominent work is undoubtedly his life. He says that he has already added his genius to his life, and only puts his talent to his works. In his writings in this compilation, we follow Oscar Wilde's modernist thought of art and literature as well as his life that challenged his environment. In the first article of the book, "The Critic as an Artist", Wilde argues that interpreting a work of art should be considered a more creative activity than producing it and that the critic is the most competent artist. In "The Pen and the Poison" he argues that art and the artist are independent of all moral judgments, and in "The Discredit of Lies" he argues that art does not imitate nature and life, but that life and nature imitate art; According to him, the principle of loyalty to reality literally poisons art. In his last text in the book, “Socialism and the Human Spirit,” Wilde claims that humanity can be freed from two boring burdens disguised as virtues, such as altruism and philanthropy, thanks to socialism.

Baskı 4. bs.

Dizi Kaydı İletişim yayınları ; 1347. Sanat Hayat dizisi ; 15

ISBN 9789750506291

Durum Rafta

Ortam Kağıt

Şekil Basılı