Van Gogh's Tight Shoes: Derrida Unshoes Heidegger and Schapiro
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BORROWED SHOES – Artforum
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PDF) If Only This Simple Wearing Were So Simple: A Supplementary Interpretation of Van Gogh's Peasant Shoes in Heidegger's On the Origin of the Work of Art | Dionysos Mattison - Academia.edu
PDF) From Van Gogh's museum to the temple at bassae: heidegger's truth of art and schapiro's art history
Schapiro contra Heidegger: The controversy over a painting by Van Gogh | The Charnel-House
BORROWED SHOES – Artforum
PDF) The Relation of Derrida's Deconstruction to Heidegger's Destruction: Some Notes | Chung Chin-Yi - Academia.edu
Heidegger Shapiro Derrida Lo Que Se Hace Presencia en Los Zapatos PDF | PDF | Martin Heidegger | Verdad
van Gogh's Tight Shoes: Derrida Unshoeing Heidegger and Shapiro | Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture
From the Life of a van Gogh critic: the debate over Diamat and the Run-in with Heidegger | Lesley Chamberlain
PDF) Heidegger, Schapiro, Derrida: the three-in-one, and a pair of old boots | Jane Taylor - Academia.edu
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81 | The Naked Thing | Hadrien Laroche
From the Life of a van Gogh critic: the debate over Diamat and the Run-in with Heidegger | Lesley Chamberlain
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The Origin of the Work of Art - Wikipedia
The Origin of the Work of Art - Wikipedia
PDF) Shoes | Fredrika Jacobs - Academia.edu
Derrida Heidegger Van Gogh | PDF | Martin Heidegger | Jacques Derrida
Van Gogh's Tight Shoes: Derrida Unshoes Heidegger and Schapiro
PDF) Post-Meaning: Heidegger and Derrida on the Truth in Art | Rowan Elizabeth Cabrales - Academia.edu
PDF) A conversation and a letter. Heidegger, Derrida, and the (un)translatable East
