DAVID HUME

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PREFACE ix
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xi
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. I Historical Background
7. PLATO 7
8. ARISTOTLE 65
9. DAVID HUME 77
10. IMMANUEL KANT 93
11. G. W. F. HEGEL 143
12. FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE 161
13. LEO TOLSTOY 177
14. II Recent Systematic Theories
15. CLIVE BELL 185
16. R. G. COLLINGWOOD 191
17. JOHN DEWEY 203
18. SUSANNE LANGER 221
19. NELSON GOODMAN 237
20. MARTIN HEIDEGGER 253
21. MAURICE MERLEAU-PONTY 281
22. STEPHEN DAVID Ross 299
23. III Interpretation and Criticism
24. STEPHEN PEPPER 325
25. E. D. HIRSCH, JR 331
26. HANS-GEORG GADAMER 349
27. PAUL RICOEUR 383
28. JACQUES DERRIDA 399
29. MICHEL FOUCAULT 439
30. IV Discussions
31. EDWARD BULLOUGH 457
32. ARTHUR DANTO 469
33. MIKHAIL MIKHAILOVICH BAKHTIN 483
34. PSYCHOLOGY AND ART: FREUD, JUNG, VYGOTSKY
35. SIGMUND FREUD 499
36. CARL GUSTAV JUNG 507
37. LEV VYGOTSKY 521
38. MARXISM AND THE FRANKFURT SCHOOL
39. WALTER BENJAMIN 525
40. THEODOR W. ADORNO 539
41. HERBERT MARCUSE 548
42. POSTMODERNISM
43. JEAN-FRANÇOIS LYOTARD 559
44. FEMINIST THEORY
45. HEIDE GÖTINER-ABENDROTH 565
46. LUCE IRIGARAY 578
47. CRAIG OWENS 591
48. MULTICULTURAL THEORY
49. V. Y. MUDIMBE 599
50. TRINH T. MINH-HA 607
51. JAMES CLIFFORD 621
52. TONY FRY AND ANNE-MARIE WILLIS 643
53. ARTISTS' DECLARATIONS
54. F. T. MARINETTI 655
55. UMBERTO BOCCIONI 661
56. KASIMIR MALEVICH 667
57. WASSILY KANDINSKY 673
58. PIET MONDRIAN 677
59. SOL LEWITT 691