Christiane Voss
research: Seminar
The lecture deals with the question of what is meant by "aesthetic illusion". The distinction between aesthetic and epistemic illusion will function as an important prerequisite. Furthermore, it will be argued for the thesis that cinematographic illusion - as aesthetic illusion in general - is founded in affect. Without immersion, there is no illusion. A comparison of the time-based medium of film with the space-based medium of the Habitat Diorama will then also take into account the media-specific formations of aesthetic illusion.
Christiane Voss is Professor of Philosophy and Media Philosophy at the Bauhaus University Weimar since 2010; She is spokeswoman of the DFG-Research Training Group "Media Anthropology" at the Bauhaus Unversity since 2020; Publications (selection): Der Leihkörper. Erkenntnis und Ästhetik der Illusion /de Gruyter Berlin 2013; Medienanthropologische Szenen, Fink, Munich 2019; Anthropology of Entanglement (Bloomsburry, USA, to be published 2021).
research: seminar
The lecture deals with the question of what is meant by "aesthetic illusion". The distinction between aesthetic and epistemic illusion will function as an important prerequisite. Furthermore, it will be argued for the thesis that cinematographic illusion - as aesthetic illusion in general - is founded in affect. Without immersion, there is no illusion. A comparison of the time-based medium of film with the space-based medium of the Habitat Diorama will then also take into account the media-specific formations of aesthetic illusion.