Name: Writing Borderless Histories of Art: Human Exceptionalism and the Climate Crisis (en Inglés)
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Author: Claire Farago
ISBN: 9781138495821

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Writing Borderless Histories of Art: Human Exceptionalism and the Climate Crisis (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Routledge

Autor

Claire Farago

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

302

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781138495821

Writing Borderless Histories of Art: Human Exceptionalism and the Climate Crisis (en Inglés)

Claire Farago (Autor) · Routledge · Tapa Blanda

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Writing Borderless Histories of Art is an aspirational, historical, and critical project that offers a fundamental rethinking of the relationship of humans to the rest of nature.Social justice, Indigeneity, abuses of power, and the environmental crisis are the burning issues of today. A transcultural approach calls for abandoning structures of domination that are built into the academic disciplines, regardless of the scale or extent of interpretation. Drawing upon writings from a wide range of fields, Claire Farago argues that Art History can play a role in advancing the public's interconnectedness with the planetary life-support system that so urgently needs to be restored. Studying the discourse on art at the intersection of global capitalism, environmental degradation, and human subjection over four centuries, Writing Borderless Histories of Art advocates ontologies that do not distinguish between the sentience of humans and other animals and go beyond the dualistic metaphysics of the nature/culture divide.While this book is addressed to a wide audience, its multilayered approach also reaches out to art historians for whom chronology, canons, and style are structures fundamental to the organization and operation of the discipline. The book is neither a history of ideas nor a search for the origins of art history, but a recognition of the structures that drive its narratives.