Susana de Castro

Entrevista com Arthur C. Danto

Introduction

Entrevista com arthur c. Danto. Confira a entrevista exclusiva com Arthur C. Danto, renomado filósofo e influente crítico de arte. Tradução de Susana de Castro.

Abstract

Tradução Susana de Castro.

Review

This submission presents "Entrevista com Arthur C. Danto," a translation by Susana de Castro. The title immediately signals a contribution of significant interest to scholars in philosophy, art history, and aesthetics, given Danto's profound influence on these fields. The potential value of an interview with such a seminal thinker lies in its capacity to offer direct insights into his evolving thoughts, contextualize his major theories, or perhaps reveal new perspectives on his work that are not fully captured in his published essays. The mere mention of Danto's name suggests a piece with inherent academic weight and appeal. However, the abstract provided is exceptionally brief, stating only "Tradução Susana de Castro." This minimalist approach is a significant oversight and severely limits the article's immediate utility and discoverability. A robust abstract should ideally summarize the interview's main themes, its specific focus (e.g., a particular period of Danto's work, his views on contemporary art, or a re-evaluation of his key concepts like the "end of art"), the context of the discussion (e.g., when and where it took place), and the potential new insights or perspectives it offers. Without this crucial information, prospective readers cannot ascertain the interview's relevance to their specific research interests, nor can they gauge its unique contribution to the existing body of Danto scholarship. The current abstract functions solely as an attribution, failing entirely to serve its primary function as a concise summary of the content. To enhance the scholarly contribution of this piece, it is imperative that a comprehensive abstract be developed. This abstract should clearly articulate the specific topics covered in the interview, highlight any novel or particularly salient points made by Danto, indicate the intellectual context or occasion for the discussion, and briefly outline why this particular interview, and its translation, is a valuable addition to the literature. While the subject matter promises significant intellectual engagement, the absence of an informative abstract regrettably diminishes the article's scholarly impact, making it difficult for readers and researchers to appreciate its specific merits and integrate it effectively into their work.

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