Sentences with phrase «of poiesis»

At its core are the ideas of poiesis: the Greek root of poetry, which means actualisation or becoming; and imminence, the sense that this actualisation takes place whenever a viewer engages with an artwork.

For Aristotle, the effects of praxis adhere to the doer, while the effects of poiesis go beyond the maker.

Not exact matches

Art is, in Aristotelian terms, «making» (poiesis) not «doing» (praxis); the first is the realm of craft, the second the realm of ethics.

In Sextant, present - tense experience and poiesis reconnect us to the tangible (and symbolical) infinities informing our understanding of the sensible world.

Watching the video's protagonists, weexperience the fragile and powerful space of artistic creation, abeing - in - the - world through poiesis.

Wilson's emphasis was thus on the embodied art (the compositions), and not on the praxis (or poiesis) of the artist.