Abstract
The basic expectation from an artist and an author is to create his own style, that is to say a unique development of seeing and hearing of an artist; thus, subsistence of the artist depends on such qualities. The ordinary productions and/or imitations make an artist neither creative nor subsistent. The productions of authors also depend on knowledge. Inspiration, then, comes to mean to get knowledgeable, profound. A work of art cannot be evaluated apart from its creation time and space. Criticism is to give all such knowledge, interpret, and to put forward viewpoints in order to reach the sense and the background of a work of art.
References
- Wanning, Rainer. (1998). Rezeptionsästhetik, Wilhelm Fink Verlag, München.
Abstract
Bir sanatçıdan, yazardan beklenen en önce onun kendi tarzını
yaratmasıdır, yani kendine ait bir görme, duyma biçimi geliştirmesidir; kalıcı
olmak büyük ölçüde buna bağlıdır. Sıradan üretimler, taklitler bir insanı ne
yaratıcı yapar ne de kalıcı. Sanatçıların üretimi daha çok bilgiye dayanır ve
dayanmalıdır da. İlham denen şey aslında bilgilenmek, derinleşmek, dolmak
ve taşmak demektir. Sanat yapıtı yaratıldığı zamandan soyutlanarak ele
alınamaz. Eleştiri, bilgilendirmek, yorum yapmak, yapıtın duyumsatmak
istediğine varmak için bakış açıları ortaya koymak, yani yapıtın arka planını
aydınlatmaktır.
Keywords
References
- Wanning, Rainer. (1998). Rezeptionsästhetik, Wilhelm Fink Verlag, München.
Details
| Primary Language | tr;en |
|---|---|
| Journal Section | Articles |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | November 19, 2013 |
| Submission Date | November 19, 2013 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2013 Issue: 30 |
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