The Visual World of French Theory: Figurations by Sarah Wilson

Dalmas, Franck

doi:10.1353/tfr.2012.0441

The French Review

2012

DOI: 10.1353/tfr.2012.0441

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The Visual World of French Theory: Figurations by Sarah Wilson

Franck Dalmas¹

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“…On this artistic movement, which often intends to give art a political dimension, seePradel (2008);Wilson (2010).Chapter 21 Contemporary Art on Trial…”

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Digital images raise ethical issues that have so far received only little attention. The discrete pixels of digital images can be freely combined. Compared to the dissemination of analog images the net enables dis-proportionately greater control over how digital images are to be distributed. As of today, the consequences for contemporary visual communication as well as for the cultural visual memory are all but clear. Can there be an applied ethics of digital images at all? What could be the content of such a normative ethics? And what is the relationship between ethics and the law of digital images? This volume brings together the contributions to an interdisciplinary German-Italian conference at Villa Vigoni, sponsored by the DFG. With contributions by Prof. Gianmaria Ajani, Prof. Tiziana Andina, Dr. Eva-Maria Bauer, Dr. Davide Dal Sasso, Prof. Dr. Thomas Dreier, PD Dr. Johannes Eichenhofer, Prof. Maurizio Ferraris, Prof. Dr. Christophe Geiger, Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Werner Gephart, Olivia Hägle, Prof. Wybo Houkes, Dr. Lisa Käde, Prof. Massimo Leone, Lorenz Müller-Tamm, Dr. Eberhard Ortland, Prof. Dr. Benjamin Raue, Ass. Prof. Cosetta Saba, Prof. Dr. Reinold Schmücker, Ass. Prof. Enrico Terrone and Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich.

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