2017
DOI: 10.1515/para-2017-0001
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Die Wahrheit der Kunst

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“…advertising and public relations). Art theorist Boris Groys (2003) captures the cultural side of the economic power shift toward demand, suggesting that economic rationality, not morality, has decided the historic fight between work asceticism and hedonic consumption.…”
Section: Twisted Roles Of Consumers and Producersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…advertising and public relations). Art theorist Boris Groys (2003) captures the cultural side of the economic power shift toward demand, suggesting that economic rationality, not morality, has decided the historic fight between work asceticism and hedonic consumption.…”
Section: Twisted Roles Of Consumers and Producersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vanguard artists anticipated this development, shifting their role as artists from ideal producer to exemplary consumer ( Groys, 2003 ). Romanticism saw the artist as the secular creator: epitomizing the opposite of estranged labor, the ideal producer combined virtuosity (i.e.…”
Section: Twisted Roles Of Consumers and Producersmentioning
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“…But in doing so we should avoid easy generalizations of the kind that claims the work of art is a commodity like any other (Groys 2003;Jameson 1991, 4). Such a generalization only leads into a cul-de-sac if we don't first make clear what a commodity is, since being a commodity bears no explanation of itself.…”
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“…3. Groys (2003) develops further his assumption of the artist as a consumer. For a critique of the current (mis)use of the term "consumption," see Graeber (2007).…”
Section: Boris Groys and The Marketmentioning
confidence: 91%