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第一部分阅读阿瑟·丹托的作品，目的是解开他的红方思想实验。第一章在他毕生工作的背景下展示了这个实验。为什么要从《出埃及记》的一段借来的轶事——红海通道开始呢?为什么红色是正方形的颜色，又有什么意义呢?这个思想实验是如何启发他的艺术终结论文的，其哲学结果是对艺术的分析定义?第2章将他的艺术论文的结尾与他的历史哲学联系起来，第3章，他与其他使用红海轶事的人的交往，包括la vie de boh的作家。此后，这本书探讨了长期以来用一种智慧描绘自由的意义，这种智慧参与了思想、情绪和观点的不断实验。
Part I reads the writings of Arthur Danto with the purpose to unpack his Red Squares thought experiment. Chapter 1 presents that experiment within the context of his life work. Why did it begin with a borrowed anecdote of Exodus, the Red Sea Passage? Why the color of red and what significance a square? How did the thought experiment inspire his end of art thesis, of which the philosophical result was an analytical definition of art? Chapter 2 treats his end of art thesis contextualized by his philosophy of history, and Chapter 3, his engagement with others who have used the Red Sea anecdote, including writers of la vie de bohème. The book thereafter investigates what it has long meant to picture freedom with a wit that attends the mind’s constant experimentation with its thoughts, moods, and perspectives.
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