This philosopher noted that "the absence of a work of art" was Antonin Arta
This philosopher noted that "the absence of a work of art" was Antonin Artaud's version of one concept that he exemplified with an engraving by Sebastian Brandt. This philosopher argued that the birth of modern literature came with a process of "the return of language" which occurred alongside "the birth of man." This philosopher opened one of his books by noting the superimposition found in a model's gaze in a work of (*) art in which the painter is looking back at us. This philosopher noted that, as leprosy died off, the literary "ship of fools" became commonplace in a book arguing that the insane were treated with kindness during the Renaissance. He analyzed Las Meninas in the opening of a book that attempts to be "An Archaeology of the Human Sciences." For 10 points, name this French author of Madness and Civilization and The Order of Things.
This philosopher noted that "the absence of a work of art" was Antonin Artaud's version of one concept that he exemplified with an engraving by Sebastian Brandt.