Annotation

What is the relation, say, between language and contexts of language use? Meaning does not 'reside' in events: language (which is basic) creates events rhetorically. We have 'leaders' or 'bosses'; 'terrorists' or 'freedom fighters': not according to the situation's reality (as idealized a notion as 'truth') but according to a speaker's arbitrary choice of characterization. Art beliefs are like political beliefs insofar as they are overwhelmingly not based upon observation or empirical evidence available to participants, but rather upon cueings among groups of people (communities) who jointly create the meanings that they will read into current and anticipated events.

-> Work 394; Art, work of 51; Art-world 55; Autonomy 58, 60; Context 97; Conversation 109; Empiricism 122; Ideology 163, 172; Language 195, 196; Paradigm 259; Philosophy 263, 264; Pragmatics 278, 279; Problematic 282; Proceeding 292; Projection systems 299; Trivialities 369; Understanding 371, 372;

& Art 31; Art criticism 40, 41, 43; Art, work of 53; Collaboration 94; Context 99; Experience 123; Heuristic 141; Individuality 178; Intersubjectivity 187, 188; Mapping 225, 227, 228, 230; Positivism 271; Projection systems 296, 298; Reading 306;