ARTS-L0606 - Knowing Aesthetics D, 23.10.2020-07.05.2021
Kurssiasetusten perusteella kurssi on päättynyt 07.05.2021 Etsi kursseja: ARTS-L0606
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Seminar Programme (article PDFs in Materials)The course will take place fully online (Zoom & MyCourses) in 2020-21.Article presentation & discussion30.10. Article 1: Carolyn Korsmeyer: Taste and other senses: Reconsidering the foundations of aesthetics (2018)-> Presenter: Ksenia Kaverina20.11. Article 2: Jérôme Dokic & Margherita Arcangeli: At the Limits: What Drives Experiences of the Sublime (2020)-> Presenter: Tina Madsen27.11. Article 3: Denis Dutton: Authenticity in Art (2005)-> Presenter: Oleksandra Suschenko4.12. NO MEETING (Art of Research conference)11.12. Article 5: Kevin Melchionne: Aesthetic Choice (2017)-> Presenter Tommy Lindgren18.12. Article 6: Robert Rosenberger: Hostile Design (2020)-> Presenter: Yizhou Zhao15.1. NO MEETING22.1. Article 7: Yuriko Saito: The Aesthetics of Emptiness (2017)-> Presenter: Eve Kiiler29.1. Article 4: Barbara Gail Montero: Aesthetic Effortlessness (2016)-> Presenter: Pirita LauriN.B.! Independent assignment: Article 8: Wolfgang Welsch: Animal Aesthetics (2004) & Article 9: Arto Haapala: The Everyday, Building, and Architecture (2017)-> Write c. 1 page critical synopsis of both texts and post it to the discussion forum + comment on 2 posts of others, deadline 12th FebEssay presentations & discussion
12.2. General session: Going through Welsch and Haapala together; discussing the essay tasks
19.2. General session: Discussion about research, writing, and publishing
5.3. Presentation 2, Presenter: Pirita Lauri Opponent: Eve Kiiler
12.3. Presentation 1, Presenter: Tommy Lindgren Opponent: Yizhou Zhao
19.3. Presentation 4, Presenter: Yizhou Zhao Opponent: Pirita Lauri
26.3. General session
9.4. Presentation 6, Presenter: Ksenia Kaverina Opponent: Tommy Lindgren
16.4. Presentation 3, Presenter: Tina Madsen Opponent: Ksenia Kaverina
23.4. Presentation 5, Presenter: Eve Kiiler Opponent: Tina Madsen
The spring term meetings are reserved for discussing the students’ essays. Everyone will write a 10–15 page essay (6000–8000 words) that will be presented in the seminar. Preferably, the theme should combine some core areas of aesthetics or philosophy of art and the student’s doctoral project. It is advisable to select and follow the guidelines of a journal, to which the produced essay could be offered for publication.
Each week one paper will be discussed. Each student will also be an opponent of one paper.
The papers should be sent 1 week in advance (the previous Friday latest) to the General discussion board.
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