Art and its Objects¶
Wollheim, R. (1980). Art and its Objects: With Six Supplementary Essays. Cambridge University Press.
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- Indexicality
- Many discussions conflate these — calling photographs "iconic" when their forensic force is indexical, or calling pronouns "symbols" when their reference is indexical, a sorting Wollheim (1980) navigates carefully when he separates a photograph's pictorial-iconic aspect from its causal-indexical aspect as historical record.
This sourceCarefully separates a photograph's pictorial-iconic aspect (resemblance via seeing-in) from its causal-indexical aspect (the photograph as a record causally determined by light from its subject), a sorting load-bearing for how photographic evidence is interpreted.
- Many discussions conflate these — calling photographs "iconic" when their forensic force is indexical, or calling pronouns "symbols" when their reference is indexical, a sorting Wollheim (1980) navigates carefully when he separates a photograph's pictorial-iconic aspect from its causal-indexical aspect as historical record.
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