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A philosophy of mass art

Author: Noël Carroll
Publisher: Oxford : Clarendon Press ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1998.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Noël Carroll
ISBN: 0198711298 9780198711292 0198742371 9780198742371
OCLC Number: 37195011
Description: xii, 425 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents: pt. 1. Philosophical resistance to mass art : The majority tradition. Introduction --
The massification argument --
The passivity argument --
The formula argument --
The freedom argument, the susceptibility argument and the conditioning argument --
Concluding remarks : A diagnosis of philosophy's resistance to mass art --
pt. 2. Philosophical celebrations of mass art : The minority tradition. Introduction --
Walter Benjamin and the work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction --
Marshall McLuhan and the electronic future --
Concluding remarks --
pt. 3. The nature of mass art. Introduction --
The elimination theory of mass art --
Defining mass art --
The ontology of mass art --
David Novitz's theory of mass art --
John Fiske's rejection of the concept of mass art --
Concluding remarks --
pt. 4. Mass art and the emotions. Introduction --
Plato versus the cognitive theory of the emotions --
Criterial prefocusing : An alternative to identification --
Ramifications for research --
Fiction and the emotions --
But what about mass art? --
Concluding remarks --
pt. 5. Mass art and morality. Introduction --
Consequentialism, propositionalism, and indentificationism --
Clarificationism --
Simulation, or back to identification? --
Concluding remarks --
pt. 6. Mass art and ideology. Introduction --
A theory of ideology --
Ideology and rhetoric --
Concluding remarks.
Responsibility: Noël Carroll.
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