Episode 4 - Chris Nygren
Genealogies of Modernity
English - October 21, 2019 13:42 - 1 hour - 68.7 MBPhilosophy Society & Culture History genealogy critique foucault history modernity nietzsche philosophy scientificrevolution tradition Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
This week’s episode is based on Chris Nygren’s session at the summer school in 2018, and a follow-up interview we conducted with him afterwards. Chris is an assistant professor of Art History at the University of Pittsburgh. He discusses the genealogy of art written by Giorgio Vasari in 16th century Florence, and the ways that it is taken to be normative in what constitutes ‘modernity’ in art even into the 21st century.
This week’s episode is based on Chris Nygren’s session at the summer school in 2018, and a follow-up interview we conducted with him afterwards. Chris is an assistant professor of Art History at the University of Pittsburgh. He discusses the genealogy of art written by Giorgio Vasari in 16th century Florence, and the ways that it is taken to be normative in what constitutes ‘modernity’ in art even into the 21st century.