Lev Kreft
Biographic Data
| ID | 1497606 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lev Kreft |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lev |
| FAMILY NAME | Kreft |
| SIGNATURE | KREFT L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ljubljana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Aesthetics of the beautiful game
How to examine arguments for calling football 'a beautiful game?' To begin with, we need to re-examine what went wrong in the first place, when sport was compared with art. Second, we need to re-examine David Best's criticism of these initial comparisons (aesthetics understood as philosophy of art, art understood as kingdom of beauty and aesthetic pleasure understood as pure contemplation). His criticism calls for another kind of aesthetics. Fort…
Lost in Translation
Lost in Translation: Heidegger and Ski Jumping in Slovenia Heidegger developed his non-concept Gelassenheit after World War II. Its meaning remains uncertain and controversial, something different from notions of everyday conversation. In Slovene, however, it has been translated as sproščenost , which is parallel to English ‘relaxedness’, thus producing hybridity between notions of relaxedness, relaxation and releasement , which is, together with…
Hook to the Chin
Hook to the Chin Within historical avant-garde movements from the beginning of the 20 th century, a curious taste and fascination for boxing burst out, and developed later into the claim that art must become more similar to boxing, or to sport in general. This fascination with pugilism in the early stage of its popularity on the continent included such charismatic figures of the Parisian avant-garde as Arthur Cravan, who was Oscar Wilde's nephew,…
What Needs to be Conceptualized is a Political Subject
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What Needs to be Conceptualized is a Political Subject
Hook to the Chin
Hook to the Chin Within historical avant-garde movements from the beginning of the 20 th century, a curious taste and fascination for boxing burst out, and developed later into the claim that art must become more similar to boxing, or to sport in general. This fascination with pugilism in the early stage of its popularity on the continent included such charismatic figures of the Parisian avant-garde as Arthur Cravan, who was Oscar Wilde's nephew,…
Lost in Translation
Lost in Translation: Heidegger and Ski Jumping in Slovenia Heidegger developed his non-concept Gelassenheit after World War II. Its meaning remains uncertain and controversial, something different from notions of everyday conversation. In Slovene, however, it has been translated as sproščenost , which is parallel to English ‘relaxedness’, thus producing hybridity between notions of relaxedness, relaxation and releasement , which is, together with…
Aesthetics of the beautiful game
How to examine arguments for calling football 'a beautiful game?' To begin with, we need to re-examine what went wrong in the first place, when sport was compared with art. Second, we need to re-examine David Best's criticism of these initial comparisons (aesthetics understood as philosophy of art, art understood as kingdom of beauty and aesthetic pleasure understood as pure contemplation). His criticism calls for another kind of aesthetics. Fort…
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