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'Hans Tietze and art history as Geisteswissenschaft in early twentieth-century Vienna' translated by Clarice Zdanski with an introduction by Riccardo Marchi, originally published as Riccardo Marchi, 'Hans Tietze e la storia dell'arte come scienza dello spirito nella Vienna del primo Novecento', Arte Lombarda, 110/111, 1994, 55-66
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Marchi, Riccardo
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Aloïs Riegl
/ art historiography
/ art history – methodology
/ August Schmarsow
/ Benedetto Croce
/ Ernst Mach
/ expressionism
/ Franz Wickhoff
/ Giovanni Morelli
/ Hans Tietze
/ Heinrich Wölfflin
/ Max Dvořák
/ Oskar Kokoschka
/ Vienna school of art history
/ Wilhelm Dilthey
2011
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'Hans Tietze and art history as Geisteswissenschaft in early twentieth-century Vienna' translated by Clarice Zdanski with an introduction by Riccardo Marchi, originally published as Riccardo Marchi, 'Hans Tietze e la storia dell'arte come scienza dello spirito nella Vienna del primo Novecento', Arte Lombarda, 110/111, 1994, 55-66
by
Marchi, Riccardo
in
Aloïs Riegl
/ art historiography
/ art history – methodology
/ August Schmarsow
/ Benedetto Croce
/ Ernst Mach
/ expressionism
/ Franz Wickhoff
/ Giovanni Morelli
/ Hans Tietze
/ Heinrich Wölfflin
/ Max Dvořák
/ Oskar Kokoschka
/ Vienna school of art history
/ Wilhelm Dilthey
2011
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'Hans Tietze and art history as Geisteswissenschaft in early twentieth-century Vienna' translated by Clarice Zdanski with an introduction by Riccardo Marchi, originally published as Riccardo Marchi, 'Hans Tietze e la storia dell'arte come scienza dello spirito nella Vienna del primo Novecento', Arte Lombarda, 110/111, 1994, 55-66
by
Marchi, Riccardo
in
Aloïs Riegl
/ art historiography
/ art history – methodology
/ August Schmarsow
/ Benedetto Croce
/ Ernst Mach
/ expressionism
/ Franz Wickhoff
/ Giovanni Morelli
/ Hans Tietze
/ Heinrich Wölfflin
/ Max Dvořák
/ Oskar Kokoschka
/ Vienna school of art history
/ Wilhelm Dilthey
2011
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'Hans Tietze and art history as Geisteswissenschaft in early twentieth-century Vienna' translated by Clarice Zdanski with an introduction by Riccardo Marchi, originally published as Riccardo Marchi, 'Hans Tietze e la storia dell'arte come scienza dello spirito nella Vienna del primo Novecento', Arte Lombarda, 110/111, 1994, 55-66
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'Hans Tietze and art history as Geisteswissenschaft in early twentieth-century Vienna' translated by Clarice Zdanski with an introduction by Riccardo Marchi, originally published as Riccardo Marchi, 'Hans Tietze e la storia dell'arte come scienza dello spirito nella Vienna del primo Novecento', Arte Lombarda, 110/111, 1994, 55-66
2011
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This article analyzes the Methode der Kunstgeschichte, published in 1913 by Hans Tietze (1880-1954), an important but often neglected figure of the Vienna school of art history, who had been a student of Franz Wickhoff and Aloïs Riegl and was one of Ernst H. Gombrich's teachers. In the Methode Tietze developed a bold and innovative idea of art history out of a confrontation with momentous intellectual and artistic challenges. These were (1) the discussion about the object and method of the Geisteswissenschaften (human and cultural sciences) in German philosophy, (2) Riegl's and Wölfflin's formalism, which Tietze critiqued as insufficient, also in response to the emergence of expressionism, which he courageously and precociously supported, and (3) epistemological debates that questioned notions of 'objective' knowledge. (Author abstract)
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Department of Art History, University of Birmingham
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