Heidegger's Confrontation to Modern Art

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Mostafavi Shamsolmolok

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Journal: Metaphysics Year:2021 | Volume:13 | Issue:32 Page(s): 155-171

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Title

Heidegger's Confrontation to Modern Art

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Mostafavi Shamsolmolok | Issue Writer Certificate

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Heidegger

Aesthetics

Great Art Modern Art

Cézanne

Klee

Holderlin

Abstract

Great art is the focus of Heidegger's analysis of art in the book "The origin of the work of art, " which has a non-aesthetic value and is the scene of the being of truth. However, modern art represents an aesthetic dominance of art that ultimately leads to the death of great art. Heidegger's view changed after getting acquainted with the works of some modern artists, especially Cézanne and Klee's paintings and the poetry of poets like Rilke, and consequently, he started to analyze modern art from a new perspective. Altogether, modern art also could Provide human habitation in the vicinity of being and solve the homelessness of contemporary man. Therefore, some of these works can be considered great art. The present article aims to examine Heidegger's encounter with some modern artists' works and reveals the consequences of this encounter in changing his view of art in modern times.

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