Art and language: an inadequate analogy

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Published 10/28/2011
Aitor Izagirre

Abstract

Assuming methodologically that there is something to be understood under the term "art" I try to discuss first the idea that art is a kind of language. There is no identity among them. People urged to understand the artistic phenomenon use as explanation the linguistic model, with a sort of an inferiority feeling. I call that the "linguistic complex" of art. Then, I go to see which could be the elements for an adequate concept of language use today and after that I make a comparison with the idea of art. At the end of the paper, I ask about the possibility of meaning within the works of art and, if there is not, how can we adequately understand that human activity.

How to Cite

Izagirre, A. (2011). Art and language: an inadequate analogy. Gogoa, 8(2). https://doi.org/10.1387/gogoa.3526
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Ohar kritikoak