A kritika metaforája és a metafora kritikája. Jean-Jacques Rousseau művészetfelfogása és kultúrkritikája
The Metaphor of Critique and the Critique of Metaphor. Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Conception of Art and Cultural Criticism
Author(s): Mónika RanczSubject(s): Aesthetics, Social Philosophy, Early Modern Philosophy
Published by: Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület
Keywords: metaphor; social critique; culture; picture
Summary/Abstract: What does the art critic claim? Plato, in The Republic, refers to the obscure and imprecise resemblance of works, while Rousseau appeals to immorality. What does the critic do? He tries to avoid the object of criticism, but perhaps does not entirely succeed. In my study, I attempt to interpret Rousseau’s understanding of art and culture through metaphors, aiming to capture the author within these very figurative expressions. I analyze the critique to which Voltaire himself responded with an image: „Never has anyone written so cleverly about our own ignorance. Reading his book makes one want to walk on all fours.”
Journal: Erdélyi Múzeum
- Issue Year: LXXXVI/2024
- Issue No: 4
- Page Range: 161-175
- Page Count: 15
- Language: Hungarian