The work of art in Heidegger: A world disclosure

Philosophy and Social Criticism 4 (1):61-73 (1976)
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Abstract

The purpose of the article is to determine the nature of the artwork and the scope of the world revealed therein. the artwork is that by which art becomes actual. it is that in which art is expressed. however, it is more than an object of aesthetic experience. it is the revelation of a people's world. here the world means the world of a particular people at a particular time, the cultural and "intellectual atmosphere" of a historical people. a people's world is their being, therefore, artwork is an epochal manifestation of a people's openness to being

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