ArtsSection

The idea of TheArtsSection is to provide a forum for the discussion of art, artists, and the ideas of artists. Our intention is to make this journal an outlet for more than what Thomas Kuhn famously called ‘normal science’: the never ending spiral of puzzle-solving of the academic enterprise. For TheArtsSection we encourage submissions and proposals from all walks of intellectual life: essays, reports, letters, and diaries. In 23(2) Martin van Hees discussed a philosophical issue embedded in a Bob Dylan song; in 23(1) Bruno Frey wrote about cultural tourism; and in 22(3) Nicola Atkinson.Davidson published a diary of an exhibition. All that counts is that the contributions or proposals contain inspiration and experimentation – in Nicola’s case, a Los Angeles motel cleaning woman found her work beautiful and this opened her mind to ‘other possibilities in life’. In 23(3), Monika Mokre published a photograph and a reflection on the nature of art and politics entitled, ‘This is not Art’.

 


Niccolò Machiavelli. History, Power, and Virtue
Karl Marker, Volume 29(2): 267-274, (2012)

A New Approach to Business Ethics: Review of Tomas Kavaliauskas. The Individual in Business Ethics: An American Cultural Perspective
Almantas Samalavicius, Volume 29(2): 261-266, (2012)

Who is Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue III: Vandalism and Freedom
Hiltrud Schinzel, Volume 29(2): 237-246, (2012)

Who Financed Dogu Bankov?
Tomas Kavaliauskas and Goran A. Ohldieck, Volume 29(2): 247-260, (2012)

When a Black Suitcase Becomes More than a Black Suitcase
Nicola Atkinson.Davidson, Volume 22(3): 443-445, (2005)

Cultural Tourism
Bruno S. Frey, Volume 23(1): 109-113, (2006)

The Cloths Line Saga: Flourishing and Boredom
Martin van Hees, Volume 23(2): 255-257, (2006)

The Container Manifesto
Alex Close, Volume 25(2): 245-249, (2008)









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