Episode Synopsis "Lecture 1: M Twist on self-intelligible wholes"

Lectures on Formal Analysis by M Twist Lecture 1: The position taken is that artworks are self-intelligible wholes in contrast to other possible philosophical positions, namely context understood as a historical epoch, as an immediate antecedent events(immediate cause) and as a subjective experience of the reader. Lecture delivered on February 7th, 2014.

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