La poética del arte sustantivo abstracto
- 1 Universidad de Oviedo, España
ISSN: 2250-7116
Year of publication: 2024
Volume: 12
Issue: 1
Pages: 129-151
Type: Article
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Abstract
The aim of this paper is to discuss the reasons why abstract substantive works of art achieve poetic meaning. Its ultimate purpose is to understand the poe-tic meaning of non-vocal instrumental music. In the first and second sections, I present certain philosophical assumptions about the substantive arts and about abstract art. Next, I recognize the non-neutral classificatory nature of my proposal (section 3). Then, I analyze certain examples of abstract works of art, especially musical works (sections 4 and 5). Finally, I conclude that, in order to achieve poetic meaning, works of abstract substantive art should be linked in an intelligible way to the reality outside them.
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