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July 11, 2013
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PDF gratuit Art as therapy, by Alain Botton John Armstrong
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Art as therapy, by Alain Botton John Armstrong
PDF gratuit Art as therapy, by Alain Botton John Armstrong
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Détails sur le produit
Broché: 240 pages
Editeur : Phaidon Press Ltd; Édition : Reprint (14 novembre 2016)
Collection : F A GENERAL
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 0714872784
ISBN-13: 978-0714872780
Dimensions du produit:
13,3 x 1,9 x 20 cm
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While a number of the examples the authors give for how specific works of art can help us cope with life's stressors seem overdrawn to me, I still had to appreciate this book as yet another collection of Alain de Botton's very unique and refreshing insights. Whether writing about love, employment, religion or airports, he shows how we can view familiar things with a whole different perspective. I often compare reading Alain de Botton's writings to eating cheesecake; they are so rich that I only consume small portions at a time. In between readings, I enjoy ruminating over his insights and testing them against my own experiences. His, incidentally, are among the few books that I won't loan out to anyone. If necessary, I will buy a second copy to send to friends.
I think of “Art as Therapy†as a philosophy book that is heavily illustrated with a delightful and motley collection of art. And if you’ve read other books by the co-author Alain de Botton, then you will recognize his refreshing quips and wit peppered throughout this book, even in the photo captions. How unique to marry art and philosophy the way that de Botton and co-author John Armstrong have, and the resulting marriage is a volume that is jam-packed with wisdom, but that remains constantly entertaining. If I could give a rating of more than five stars, I would. I don’t buy many books, but this is one to own. I gave “Art as Therapy†to my daughter who recently graduated from college as an art major, and I hope that she will find time to read it often and with focus, because I believe that she will be a better person for it. I think a college course using just this one book, and taught by the right professor, would be a huge hit with students and would benefit them in every way. And about teaching...the authors refer to Herbert Read, an art critic and lecturer, who, in their words, educated with “kindness†and “took it for granted that decent, intelligent, well-intentioned people might not know very much about art.†De Botton and Armstrong obviously took note, because their own book educates, but never condescends. As with Read’s approach, in this book “you are allowed to start, with honour, where you are.†Highly recommended.
I very much enjoyed the first part of de Botton's new book, which he calls "methodology". In this section, he elucidates 7 areas of the human condition commonly addressed in art (suffering, love, etc.). This section reads as a very moving meditation on old ideas brought into very thoughtful new focus.After this section ends, though, I felt de Botton lost his way a bit. The remainder of the book feels less deeply thought-out, as if maybe he was writing for a looming deadline (which is rather doubtful, given his excellent track record of publishing successful books, and his personal fortune). The book disappointingly veers off into a persuasive essay on how public art should be displayed and considered, and stops being fresh and original.I was left wanting to re-read the first chapter, and wishing de Botton and his co-author would re-write the remainder. The book is beautifully constructed, and the illustrations are worth the price of the whole thing. It's certainly worth reading, even if it does leave the reader wishing for less political opinion, and more thoughtful discourse on the nature of art and healing.
This is a really great book. Makes you think about art and life in a new way, with depth, humor and wit. It's relaxing to read, and might actually help people who are consumed with anxiety, doubts, or malaise.
As with all this other books (I've read most), it's a thoughtful read. He writes in common, modern language that isn't all caught up in formal philosophical-speak. It's also a great introduction to art appreciation in general. [BTW, it's really not about "therapy" as such.]His "Art of Travel" is fantastic.
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