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Donald Brierley

University of Sydney
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  • University of Sydney
    Department of Philosophy
    Graduate student
Areas of Interest
Aesthetics
20th Century Philosophy
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  •  1958
    Reflexivity imagined as art practise
    Dissertation, usyd. 2015.
    A consideration of the relationship between conscious self-aware systems and art. I introduce my art practice and demonstrate the connections language has to self-conscious reflexivity. The document of research can be considered part of a creative practice that also uses language as a material. The specialist use and subversive manipulation of information in science and art as practiced in the service of culture are discussed to show how this informed the creation of Access Restricted-Operatio…Read more
    A consideration of the relationship between conscious self-aware systems and art. I introduce my art practice and demonstrate the connections language has to self-conscious reflexivity. The document of research can be considered part of a creative practice that also uses language as a material. The specialist use and subversive manipulation of information in science and art as practiced in the service of culture are discussed to show how this informed the creation of Access Restricted-Operational Reasons as a response to my environment.
    Philosophical Traditions, MiscVisual ArtsPhilosophy, General WorksHistory of Western Philosophy, Mis…Read more
    Philosophical Traditions, MiscVisual ArtsPhilosophy, General WorksHistory of Western Philosophy, MiscPhilosophy, Introductions and Anthologies20th Century Philosophy, MiscPhilosophy, MiscellaneousParadoxes, Miscellaneous
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