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Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2015
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vol. 70
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issue 9
736 – 747
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Nathalie Heinich distinguishes a mutation in the history of art, which appeared due development of the contemporary art. Analysing a contemporary work of art she finds the non-authenticity to be its essential quality. It is this quality that makes the contemporary work of art different from a modern one laying the claim to authenticity. Non-authenticity presents itself in the author’s intention as untrustworthiness, cheat, insincerity, impersonality, giving up interiority etc.; in the relationship between the artist and his/her work then as breaking the continuity between the two.
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