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About Hal Foster
See more books from this AuthorDividing the century into two avant-gardes, the author passes on the one that runs from Picasso to Pollock and lays claim to another that begins with Duchamp and continues through Warhol into the pres
Oct 02 1996 | Read Full Review of The Return of the Real: The A...Following the leads of Althusser and Lacan, he urges structuralist re-readings of radical texts (including art) for content that breaks with ""our decentered relations to the language of our unconscious"" and ""humanist problems of alienation."" A chapter on recent ""abject art"" (like Mike Kelle...
| Read Full Review of The Return of the Real: The A...or, if you like, of contradictory belief — fascinated Veyne, and it also fascinates the authors of All Things Shining, who want to save the religious attitude from the (in their view, ultimately irrelevant) question of whether or not God or the gods really exist.
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