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1993), 4-25 ()

post-modern
post post-war

post-modern

(modernity)

(modern)

modernus

(modern world)
modern modern
medieval()

Modern

(La querelle des

anciens et des modernes)

(post-modern)

(modern)

modern

pre-modern

(D. Bell) (post-industrial society)

(W. Schram)
(information society)

(S. Nora)
(A. Minc)
(Linformatisation de la socit)

(The end of philosophy)(V. Burgin)(The

End of Art Theory)

modern

(modernism)
modernism

(modern world)

(philosophy of subjectivity)

(R.
Descartes) (Cogito, ego sum)

(J. Locke)
(G. Berkeley)(D. Hume)(I. Kant)

(G. H. Hegel)

(representation)
Presentation

representation

(Jan Van Eyck)

(Two Treatises of Government)

( representative)

(M. Weber)
(J. Habernas)

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(Iart pour Iart)

(J. F. Lyotard)(Condition post-moderne)

(Grand
rcit)

(W. Dilthey)

(bourgeois)

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(Flemish School)

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(L.
da Vinci) (Chateau
de Chambord) IBM

(H. Bosch)(P. Bruegel)

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(Rembrandt van Rijn)

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dominant discourse
dissident discourse

()

(
)()

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(political unconsciousness)

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(Les demoiselles d'Avignon)

....

(A. Artaud)

(J. Baudrillard) simulacre()

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....

....

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either/or
(Robert
Venturi)(Complexity and Contradiction in
Architecture)
either/orboth/and

either/orboth/and
either/or
neither/nor........
....

....

(R. Magritte)
Ceci n'est pas une pipe()

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