ECON 2010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Clement Greenberg, Jesse Prinz
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What to read: aesthetics final test: r. g. collingwood, "principles of art": pgs. 111-117: roger scruton, "the problem of architecture": pgs. 277-283: harvey gross, "prosody as rhythmic cognition": pgs. 322-330: blackboard pdf: constantijn koopman & stephen davies, musical meaning in a. 261-266 (stop just before section i. iii; section i. iii is optional): constantijn koopman & stephen davies, musical meaning in a broader perspective : pgs. 268-272 (start at section ii and read to the end): music iv: blackboard pdf: jesse prinz, the aesthetics of punk rock : pgs. 583-591: history of hip hop (aces and eighths): http://www. acesandeighths. com/hip_hop. html. Collingwood"s understanding of expression , give examples, from three rather different art-forms, of emotion or feeling being expressed in art. Explain: collingwood identifies the artist"s expression as a central value of. Collingwood shows how expressing emotion is to make an emotion clear to an audience and to yourself. Here, you can use a concept of expression different from collingwood"s.
