Subjective approaches to normality and contradiction in everyday life
2018
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Abstract (EN)
This study reflects the artistic outlooks of daily life practices through the study of the concepts of normality and contradiction.Concepts attributed to the subject are explained by subjectivity, normality and contradiction. Pop Art is mentioned on the understanding that it is fed from daily life, ordinary and accessible objects together with the historical elements that led to its emergence. Postmodernism and New Conceptualism are explained which embraces critical understandings of cultural judgments, social roles, and gender codes, formed by the cultural structure and the media. It is explained by its conceptual and formal dimensions, asking questions about what is normal and what is abnormal and reflecting the works through home situations, ordinary behaviors and habits. Study are supported by examples of contemporary art and art history. This work, looking for the dynamics of mold judgments and formal perspective, reveals the artistic expressions of its role in decision making. Key words Everyday life, normality, contradiction, subjectivity, stereotyping, gender, Postmodernism
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Şeniz Polat
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Şeniz Polat (Master Thesis). Subjective approaches to normality and contradiction in everyday life, 2018, Hacettepe University.
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