2018
DOI: 10.24917/20845596.11.6
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Who’s interested in contemporary paintings with semantic and syntactic violations?

Abstract: Sztuka współczesna często zawiera celowe zakłócenia formalne i treściowe. W niniejszym tekście zostały one zoperacjonalizowane jako niespójności syntaktyczne i semantyczne. Prezentowane tutaj badanie miało na celu określić czy niespójności w obrazach wzbudzają zainteresowanie widzów, a także które charakterystyki widzów w kontekście cech osobowości oraz wiedzy eksperckiej będą predyktorami zainteresowania tego typu sztuką. Eksperci (N=37) oraz laicy (N=56) oceniali 20 obrazó… Show more

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“…Moreover, contemporary art introduces disfluency as a method of expression in which various forms of uncertainty, indeterminacy or strangeness are expected and appreciated (Bullot and Rolf, 2013). Art scientists are trying to capture some aspects of this complex phenomenon, appreciating the fact that ambiguity is a broad category, by using terms as semantic instability (Muth and Carbon, 2016), ambiguity (Jakesch et al, 2017), semantic inconsistencies (Markey et al, 2019) or semantic violations (Pietras and Ganczarek, 2018;Ganczarek et al, 2020;Szubielska et al, 2021a) to address the challenge which artworks present to viewers. In the present study we use the latter term, i.e., semantic violations to name a case in which a visual scene contains atypical objects (with no reference to the global meaning of the scene) or there are unusual relationships between objects in the scene.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, contemporary art introduces disfluency as a method of expression in which various forms of uncertainty, indeterminacy or strangeness are expected and appreciated (Bullot and Rolf, 2013). Art scientists are trying to capture some aspects of this complex phenomenon, appreciating the fact that ambiguity is a broad category, by using terms as semantic instability (Muth and Carbon, 2016), ambiguity (Jakesch et al, 2017), semantic inconsistencies (Markey et al, 2019) or semantic violations (Pietras and Ganczarek, 2018;Ganczarek et al, 2020;Szubielska et al, 2021a) to address the challenge which artworks present to viewers. In the present study we use the latter term, i.e., semantic violations to name a case in which a visual scene contains atypical objects (with no reference to the global meaning of the scene) or there are unusual relationships between objects in the scene.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%