Course detail
Shared Interdisciplinary Theory 2
FaVU-3STV2Acad. year: 2020/2021
Interdisciplinary theory represents a core course in the doctoral program curriculum. The content of the course has been modeled along the fact that in the undergraduate and graduate programs, students obtain general knowledge of art theory and related humanities. Hence each semester of the course is adapted to a certain extent to the current individual focus of the students in the particular year and their research needs and preferences.
Supervisor
Learning outcomes of the course unit
Having interpreted a series of texts and written a term paper, students will imrpove their skills to set their own creative practice in the context of relevant theory of philisophy of art, architecture, new media, etc.
Prerequisites
None.
Co-requisites
Not applicable.
Recommended optional programme components
Not applicable.
Recommended or required reading
Jacques AUMONT, Obraz (2. vydání). Praha: AMU, 2010. (CS)
Helena BENDOVÁ – Matěj STRNAD (eds.), Společenské vědy a audiovize. Praha: AMU, 2014. (CS)
Peter BURKE, Společnost a vědění II. Od Encyklopedie k Wikipedii. Praha: Univerzita Karlova – Karolinum, 2014. (CS)
Umberto ECO, Meze interpretace. Praha: Univerzita Karlova – Karolinum, 2004. (CS)
Michel FOUCAULT, Archeologie vědění (2. vydání). Praha: Hermann a synové, 2016. (CS)
Nelson GOODMAN, Jazyky umění. Praha: Academia, 2007. (CS)
Stuart HALL, Representation. Cultural Representations and Signifying Practices. London – New Dehli: Thousand Oaks – Sage, 2000. (CS)
Wolfgang ISER, Jak se dělá teorie. Praha: Univerzita Karlova: Karolinum, 2009. (CS)
Konrád Paul LIESMANN, Teorie nevzdělanosti. Praha: Academia, 2009. (CS)
Erwin PANOFSKI, Význam ve výtvarném umění. Praha: Malvern – Academia, 2013. (CS)
Veronika VEBEROVÁ – Petr A. BÍLEK – Vladimír PAPOUŠEK – David SKALICKÝ (eds.), Jazyky reprezentace. Reprezentace jako teoretický problém ve filozofii a v myšlení o umění a kultuře, v literatuře a filmu. Praha: Akropolis, 2012. (CS)
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Combination of lectures and group seminars in which texts on theory and philosophy or art are selected in advance.
Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
The non-letter grade is given upon submitting a term paper dealing with a chosen aspect of the dissertation (using relevan bibliography).
Language of instruction
Czech
Work placements
Not applicable.
Course curriculum
Lectures in the second cycle will thematically respond to topics related to the course attendee's dissertations.
The topic of each seminar will correspond to a different dissertation.
As the course proogresses, students, being assisted by the course instructor, will be choosing adequate texts for the analysis in class and will actively share on directing the discussion.
Aims
The course aims at intertextualizing and deepening theoretical knowledge from a broad spectrum of disciplines ranging from traditional art history, contemporary art theory, new media and visual culture theory, currently formed interdisciplinary field of curatorial studies and a wide spectrum of related humanities which inform postcontemporary artistic practices.
Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
Students obtain the non-letter grade upon actively participating in the semiars and fulfilling the assignments.
Type of course unit
Guided consultation
6 hours, compulsory
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