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Van Alphen analyzes how art visually thinks about these difficult cultural issues, tapping into an understudied interpretation of art as the realm where ideas and values are actively created, given form, and mobilized.

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"This book advances a strong and original claim: that art, in this case contemporary art, thinks. And in this study, thought is always visual. The style is clear, animated, and free of jargon. Anyone interested in contemporary art or philosophy will find this book informative, thought-provoking, and rewarding." - Norman Bryson, author of Looking at the Overlooked"

Art in Mind How Contemporary Images Shape Thought

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    Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
    Publication Date: 10/03/2005
    ISBN13: 9780226015293, 978-0226015293
    ISBN10: 0226015297

    Description

    Book Synopsis
    Van Alphen analyzes how art visually thinks about these difficult cultural issues, tapping into an understudied interpretation of art as the realm where ideas and values are actively created, given form, and mobilized.

    Trade Review
    "This book advances a strong and original claim: that art, in this case contemporary art, thinks. And in this study, thought is always visual. The style is clear, animated, and free of jargon. Anyone interested in contemporary art or philosophy will find this book informative, thought-provoking, and rewarding." - Norman Bryson, author of Looking at the Overlooked"

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