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9780300087369

Flesh and the Ideal : Winckelmann and the Origins of Art History

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    9780300087369

  • ISBN10:

    0300087365

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-10-11
  • Publisher: Yale University Press

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Summary

This is the first intellectual biography in English of Johann Joachim Winckelmann, one of the most famous eighteenth-century German philosophers & aestheticians, considered by many to be the father of modern art history.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements vii
Introduction 1(10)
Inventing a History of Art
11(36)
The Significance of Winckelmann's History
11(12)
A New Paradigm
23(10)
History as System
33(14)
Fact and Fantasy
47(20)
A Lover's Discourse
47(3)
Rise and Decline
50(4)
Dichotomies of Freedom
54(6)
Presences and Absences
60(7)
Style
67(46)
The High Style and the Beautiful Style
67(5)
Precedents
72(9)
Visual Facts
81(15)
Verbal and Visual
96(5)
The Rhetoric of the Image
101(12)
Beauty and Sublimity
113(32)
The Sex of the Sublime
113(5)
Beautiful Masculinity
118(14)
The Sublime Fetish
132(13)
Ideal Bodies
145(37)
The Greek Ideal and the Ideal Ego
145(10)
Oneness and Ideal Beauty
155(10)
The Body of Narcissus
165(8)
Nightmare and Utopia
173(9)
Freedom and Desire
182(40)
A Free Subject
182(6)
Politics, Patronage, and Identity
188(13)
Friendship and Desire
201(16)
Endings
217(5)
Afterlife
222(32)
Jacobin Politics and Victorian Aestheticism
222(1)
Revolutionary Heroes
223(15)
Modernity and its Discontents
238(16)
Frequently Cited Sources 254(2)
Notes 256(32)
Photographic Credits 288(1)
Index 289

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