دانلود کتاب A Philosophy of Visual Metaphor in Contemporary Art

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Cover\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nContents\nFigures and Table\nAcknowledgments\nNotes on Typographic Style\nIntroduction\n A personal beginning\n Trope and struggle\n This book\n Visual metaphor\n Cacoethes philosophandi\n1 What is Metaphor?\n Definitions of metaphor\n2 What is Visual Metaphor?\n The study of visual metaphor\n A definition of visual trope\n3 Why Visual Metaphors Matter\n Why visual metaphors matter in life in general\n Why visual metaphors matter in art\n4 The Grammar of Visual Metaphor\n Structures and systems\n Analytic philosophy and metaphor\n Terminology\n Similarities to linguistic metaphor\n Dissimilarities to linguistic metaphor\n5 Metaphor(m): A Theory of Central Visual Trope\n Paint, to paint, a painting, painting\n Metaphor and meta-form\n The diagram\n Vincent van Gogh\n Reductivism revised in light of central visual trope\n Considerations of my neologism\n Synopsis\n6 Conceiving Visual Metaphors\n Sketching, blocking, and brainstorming\n Tools of thought\n Meaning and form\n7 Visual Metaphor in Criticism: Two Contemporary Painters’ Works\n A single painting: Charles Boetschi’s Color Unit 24.1\n Leonard Bullock: “Venetian” heterogeneity and eidophor\n8 Art History Timelines are Visual Metaphors\n A metaphoric model of timelines\n Models are not master narratives\n A plurogenic view of art history\n Timelines\n The standard art history timeline\n The Hegelian timeline model\n Wölffl in’s timeline model\n Gombrich’s timeline model\n Danto’s timeline model\n The Postmodernist timeline\n The non-hegemonic or symptomatic timeline model\n Comics timelines\n Homogenous lump timeline\n The erratic timeline\n The originless steady state timeline\n The peaks and valleys timeline\n The superheroes timeline\n The alternative comics timeline\n The pluralistic denouement timeline\n The sectarian timeline\n Disputes about the canon/building the timeline\n The braided rope timeline model\n A new metaphor(m) for the timeline\nConclusion\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex