Dr. Jenkins Presents Arthur Danto: Works of Art and Mere Things

For Dr. Phil Jenkins' online Philosophy of Art course, Marywood University, Spring 2020.

[@hirayamalachimanasis3388]

thank you for sharing!! i wanted to learn more bout danto's theory of art through your discussion because i understood it more clearly than just by reading it online, hope you make more videos!

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thanks for your kind words and for commenting Hiraya!

[@sigmachurn1349]

My outtake: Objects are made of matter which can affect the senses. The use ultimately determines which is art (i.e. to be used for a technical want or demonstrated for an audience). The demonstration winds the attention of the audience to the "what else?" of the object. The brillo boxes and the urinal have dimension and color and the audience will have their own perceptions toward them given the object is presented with a manner and a title. That's what I think

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Awesome, thanks for your interesting reply Julian Miguel Sonza!

[@DanyalSarfrazAli]

this is the most helpful video!! keep more coming!!!!!

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thank you so much Danyal Sarfraz, I appreciate your comment!

[@jenae8716]

Thank you! This video really helped me with understanding Danto's writings. :)

[@philjenkins1292]

Thank you for letting me know Janae!

[@Yenhao1103]

Thanks for sharing

[@philjenkins1292]

My pleasure Yenhao, thanks for watching!

[@nekoomoide2018]

日本語の字幕がでたらめ。デュシャンの腕は折れてない。作品の題名が「折れた腕の前に」だった様な・・・・

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for your comment @nekoomoide2018!

[@k.t.5405]

min 3:05 It is an "INVERTED" urinal, dude.

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for your comment @k.t.5405!