... This chapter focuses on the development of constructivism in Soviet Russia during the 1920s. It passes through various phases of the movement, touching upon notions of “pure” form, utilitarianism, and agitational or political application. While the achievements of artists such as Popova...

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..., as well as a poststructuralist approach that privileges language, construction, and the impossibility of attaining pure sound objects or purified listening. sound objects acousmatic listening phenomenology constructivism ...

... The Situationist International (SI) sought to resume the project of an aesthetic revolution initiated by the interwar avant-garde movements such as Dada, surrealism, and Russian constructivism. However, any attempt to resume the project of the interwar avant-gardes, either by established...

... of intersubjectivity as lived immediacy, as a precognitive sensibility, can provide an ethical grounding for a vision of improvised music, and of the world, as a place of continuing interlinked performances. second-order cybernetics social systems theory radical constructivism Niklas Luhmann Emmanuel Levinas ...

... sensibility, can provide an ethical grounding for a vision of improvised music, and of the world, as a place of continuing interlinked performances. second-order cybernetics social systems theory radical constructivism Niklas Luhmann Emmanuel Levinas In September 2007, jazz pianist Art Tatum...