![[Plato did not write The Republic . . . ]
politics, the political . . .
having to do with government and governing
[politics is about power . . . ]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/8-1-12-121129170939-phpapp02/85/art-week-8-7-320.jpg)
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- 2. art / culture / politics
- 3. politics plis . . . city . . .
- 4. politics plis . . . city . . . the place (and the governing institutions of the place) where the dmos (the people) live
- 6. Plato: Politeia the conditions and rights of the citizen, or citizenship, analogous to the Latin civitas.
- 7. [Plato did not write The Republic . . . ] politics, the political . . . having to do with government and governing [politics is about power . . . ]
- 8. The Artworld is political . . . It governs the definition, dissemination, evaluation, Economy of art.
- 9. The Artworld is political . . . It governs the definition, dissemination, evaluation, economy of art. Because after all, What do we know of the artwork?
- 10. The Artworld is political . . . It governs the definition, dissemination, evaluation, economy of art. Because after all, What do we know of the artwork? The artwork.
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- 13. socius
- 14. socius becomes polis when values are institutionalized
- 15. socius becomes polis when values are institutionalized (when art becomes aesthetic it becomes political)
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- 21. 1. The Old 安看姻鉛糸
- 22. Jacques-Louis David, The Oath of the Horatii, 1784
- 23. monarchy (Louis XVI) stability loyalty traditional patriarchal values traditional gender politics neoclassical style grand, dramatic gestures
- 24. 1789
- 25. 2. The Revolutionary 安看姻鉛糸
- 26. Jacques-Louis David, The Death of Marat, 1793
- 28. 1799-1800
- 29. 3. The New 安看姻鉛糸
- 31. hero worship dynamic energy force(s) of nature size of figures security trust leadership
- 32. 1804
- 33. 4. The New Old 安看姻鉛糸
- 34. Jacques-Louis David, The Coronation of Napoleon, 1806
- 36. politics . . .
- 37. Francisco Goya, The Family of Charles IV, 1800
- 38. Francisco Goya, Third of May, 1808, 1814
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- 42. WEVE ALREADY LOOKED AT SOME TIMELY AMERICAN EXAMPLES
- 44. Robert Frank Trolley, New Orleans 1955
- 45. Thomas Ball The Emancipation Group 1874
- 46. politics . . .
- 47. d a a n a g politics . . . o p p r
- 48. . . . if art is manipulation
- 49. . . . if art is manipulation then propaganda is manipulation through art
- 50. propaganda propagare . . .
- 51. propaganda propagare . . . to circuate, disseminate, or spread the faith (In Catholicism, instruction for foreign missionaries)
- 52. propaganda this is how it started . . .
- 53. propaganda this is how
- 54. propaganda
- 55. propaganda this is how it started . . .
- 56. By the 19th and early 20th centuries . . .
- 57. propaganda the systematic setting down and spreading of (generally false or misleading) ideas or information to support or injure an institution, person, cause
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- 60. Thomas Ball The Emancipation Group 1874
- 61. Perhaps not intended to mislead, but consider the politics of the image Thomas Ball The Emancipation Group 1874
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