Philosophy and economy politics of film esthetic
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Abstract (EN)
Philosophy, economics politics and artistic relation is an area with little academic work. A film is examined either in terms of aesthetic elements or in terms of political economy. However, the artistic one comes from a world view. In this study, the effects of production style and relations on the aesthetics of cinema films are examined by considering the relationship between the aesthetics of film with economics politics and philosophy. In other words, the study shows that in the evaluation of the aesthetic, philosophy and economics are directly linked to the philosophy of the artistic, aesthetic, and thus to economic politics, by focusing on the denial of the political link. Therefore, it is aimed to contribute to the field by drawing attention to the evaluation of the aesthetic object over a certain discipline rather than the evaluation of the aesthetic object over philosophy, that is, the use of philosophical criticism as a method and then to make aesthetic criticism.
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Abdulcebbar Avcı
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Abdulcebbar Avcı (Master Thesis). Philosophy and economy politics of film esthetic, 2019, Yeditepe University.
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