The Heterogeneity of the Arts: Rethinking Hegel’s System of the Arts
The paper aims to offer a reinterpretation of Hegel’s system of the arts. It shows that, with his system, Hegel integrates two different and seemingly contradicting claims. One the one hand, Hegel holds that the different arts have their own capacities and achievements, which cannot be reduced to on...
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cairn-RIP_309_0013RIPRevue internationale de philosophie https://shs.cairn.info/revue-internationale-de-philosophie-2024-3-page-13?lang=en https://doi.org/10.3917/e.rip.309.0013 The Heterogeneity of the Arts: Rethinking Hegel’s System of the Arts Bertram, Georg WBresnahan, Adam2024 artsautonomiediversitéHegelhétérogénéitéunitéartsautonomydiversityHegelheterogeneityunityfre Revue internationale de philosophie | 309 | 3 | 2024-10-07 | p. 13-28 | 0048-8143 RIP_3091 The paper aims to offer a reinterpretation of Hegel’s system of the arts. It shows that, with his system, Hegel integrates two different and seemingly contradicting claims. One the one hand, Hegel holds that the different arts have their own capacities and achievements, which cannot be reduced to one another. On the other hand, he argues that theses capacities and achievements can only be understood within an overarching conception of art as a whole. Far from totalizing art with his system, Hegel thus combines a conception of different arts as autonomous practices with the idea that different arts (as realizations of what art is) develop contributions within historical-cultural contexts in which individuals and groups interact with them. On Hegel’s view, different arts stand in dynamic exchanges with one another and do so on the basis of their common aim, namely, to provide productive impulses for the self-movement of historical-cultural practices. Hegel’s thoughts on art thus offer insight into the heterogeneous unity of the arts.Cet article propose une réinterprétation du système des arts de Hegel. Il montre que ce système contient deux affirmations apparemment contradictoires. D’une part, Hegel soutient que les différents arts ont leurs propres potentialités et accomplissements, irréductibles les uns aux autres. D’autre part, il affirme que ces potentialités et accomplissements ne peuvent être compris que dans le cadre d’une conception d’ensemble de l’art pris en totalité. Loin de d’intégrer l’art comme un tout dans son système, Hegel combine une conception des différents arts comme pratiques autonomes avec l’idée que les différents arts (en tant qu’accomplissements de ce qu’est l’art) sont des contributions au sein de contextes historico-culturels dans lesquels individus et groupes interagissent avec eux. Selon Hegel, les différents arts entrent dans des échanges dynamiques les uns avec les autres sur la base de leur enjeu commun, à savoir de fournir des impulsions productives au mouvement autonome des pratiques historico-culturelles. Les réflexions de Hegel sur l’art offrent ainsi une perspective sur l’unité hétérogène des arts.Cairn restricted access |
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The paper aims to offer a reinterpretation of Hegel’s system of the arts. It shows that, with his system, Hegel integrates two different and seemingly contradicting claims. One the one hand, Hegel holds that the different arts have their own capacities and achievements, which cannot be reduced to one another. On the other hand, he argues that theses capacities and achievements can only be understood within an overarching conception of art as a whole. Far from totalizing art with his system, Hegel thus combines a conception of different arts as autonomous practices with the idea that different arts (as realizations of what art is) develop contributions within historical-cultural contexts in which individuals and groups interact with them. On Hegel’s view, different arts stand in dynamic exchanges with one another and do so on the basis of their common aim, namely, to provide productive impulses for the self-movement of historical-cultural practices. Hegel’s thoughts on art thus offer insight into the heterogeneous unity of the arts. |
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Bertram, Georg W Bresnahan, Adam |
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