Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergence

The article for the first time in the Russian Humanities considers the phenomenon of glamour through the prism of universal aesthetic categories. The essence of the conception is to explore the phenomenon of glamour not in the sphere of its existence, but to perform global ontological phenomena to w...

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Main Author: Nikolsky Evgeny Vladimirovich
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Modern Humanitarian Researches 2017-12-01
Series:Studia Humanitatis
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Online Access:http://st-hum.ru/en/node/591/
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description The article for the first time in the Russian Humanities considers the phenomenon of glamour through the prism of universal aesthetic categories. The essence of the conception is to explore the phenomenon of glamour not in the sphere of its existence, but to perform global ontological phenomena to which its genesis leads. Following the methodology of Alexander Baumgarten the author of the article consistently compares glamour to aesthetic categories. In the third part of the research there continues the comprehension of the phenomenon of modern glamour from philosophical positions. This time glamour relates to postmodernism as the matrix of modern culture.
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spelling doaj.art-64e43d32e2f64641b9c07b681a22349d2022-12-22T03:48:05ZengInstitute of Modern Humanitarian ResearchesStudia Humanitatis2308-80792017-12-014Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergenceNikolsky Evgeny Vladimirovich0University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland)The article for the first time in the Russian Humanities considers the phenomenon of glamour through the prism of universal aesthetic categories. The essence of the conception is to explore the phenomenon of glamour not in the sphere of its existence, but to perform global ontological phenomena to which its genesis leads. Following the methodology of Alexander Baumgarten the author of the article consistently compares glamour to aesthetic categories. In the third part of the research there continues the comprehension of the phenomenon of modern glamour from philosophical positions. This time glamour relates to postmodernism as the matrix of modern culture.http://st-hum.ru/en/node/591/glamourpostmodernismmass culturerizomamultispectrallysimulacra
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Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergence
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title Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergence
title_full Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergence
title_fullStr Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergence
title_full_unstemmed Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergence
title_short Glamour in the system of aesthetic categories. Part III. Glamour and postmodernism: the typological convergence
title_sort glamour in the system of aesthetic categories part iii glamour and postmodernism the typological convergence
topic glamour
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