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Lost Beauty of Disharmony © George Grie, October 1998
title: Lost Beauty of Disharmony
The perception of other cultures advanced by Surrealism and its various offshoots may be separated into an aestheticized, romantic and highly idealized vision on the one hand, and an anti-idealist, transgressive, materialist notion on the other - what Krauss terms a ‘soft’ and a ‘hard’ primitivism respectively (Krauss 1984). Whilst the way in which the Surrealists used primitive artefacts and ideas can be seen to be subversive in its intentions, the work of the two dissidents, Leiris and Bataille, take this radicalism one step further by grounding it in a more rigorously informed perception of non-Western culture. If Leiris’s writing can be seen as a subversion of traditional anthropological theory, Bataille’s work subverts all methods of sociological analysis. The two may be characterized by an essential reflexivity - by a refusal to confine the study of anthropology to non-Western or exotic culture: instead both ‘ethnograph’ their own cultural realities. In so doing, any distinction between sociology (as the study of industrialized societies) and anthropology (as the study of non-Western societies) dissolves.
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date: October 1998
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The perception of other cultures advanced by Surrealism and its various offshoots may be separated into an aestheticized, romantic and highly idealized vision on the one hand, and an anti-idealist, transgressive, materialist notion on the other - what Krauss terms a ‘soft’ and a ‘hard’ primitivism respectively (Krauss 1984). Whilst the way in which the Surrealists used primitive artefacts and ideas can be seen to be subversive in its intentions, the work of the two dissidents, Leiris and Bataille, take this radicalism one step further by grounding it in a more rigorously informed perception of non-Western culture. If Leiris’s writing can be seen as a subversion of traditional anthropological theory, Bataille’s work subverts all methods of sociological analysis. The two may be characterized by an essential reflexivity - by a refusal to confine the study of anthropology to non-Western or exotic culture: instead both ‘ethnograph’ their own cultural realities. In so doing, any distinction between sociology (as the study of industrialized societies) and anthropology (as the study of non-Western societies) dissolves.
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total image views: 12707 this month views: 102 today image views: 9
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Steve / Bouvet Island / Nov 19th, 2009
Sorry. The problem with people who have no vices is that generally you can be pretty sure they're going to have some pretty annoying virtues. Help me!
www.robertomanes.com / United States / Oct 25th, 2009
I am a violin player. I have come across your illustrations that i like very much. I would like to ask you for permission whether I could show your picture on one of my track. I have just launched on line, a website with a collection of my music.
Stranges, Rha / Oct 27th, 2008
I'm a musicians. I write you beacouse I would ask if I can use your pain (immage) how the wallpiper for my spacepace. I hope this is not problem beacouse I like to mutch your art.
Mary Mey / Belgium / Aug 16th, 2008
Looks nice on my wall. I got this one at Christmas, but I just got around to putting it on my wall.
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