Divna M. Vuksanović

Divna M. Vuksanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Дивна М. Вуксановић; 17 March 1965) is a Serbian philosopher, writer, media theorist and the president of the Aesthetic Society of Serbia.

Divna M. Vuksanović
Native name
Дивна М. Вуксановић
Born(1965-03-17)March 17, 1965
Belgrade, Serbia
Occupationphilosopher, writer
LanguageSerbian
NationalitySerbian

Biography

She graduated from the Department of Performing and organizing cultural and artistic activities of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in 1988 and the Department of Philosophy, University of Belgrade in 1992. He holds MA in theater studies (1993) and Doctor of Philosophy of Science in the field of contemporary philosophy and aesthetics (1998).[1]

Work

She has published four scientific studies: Baroque spirit in modern philosophy: Benjamin, Adorno, Bloch, 2001 Aesthetica Minima, 2004 Philosophy Media: Ontology, aesthetics, criticism (first edition - 2007 Second Edition - 2008) Philosophy media 2 : Ontology, aesthetics, criticism (2011).

She edited the book: The media for the book - book for the media, 2008. Three thematic collections of the Aesthetic Society of Serbia: The aesthetics and art criticism, 2004. What is aesthetics? (With Nebojša Grubor, 2006) Art culture (with Nebojša Grubor, 2007) Thematic Issue Culture: Cultural Identities cities, 2009. Culture rhythms and spectacle, 2010. The philosophy of the media, 2012. Reviews [1]

Selected works
  • Postmoderna i fenomen sinkretizacije žanrova u jugoslovenskom pozorištu do 1991. godine, magistarski rad iz teatrologije, 1993.
  • Barokni duh u savremenoj filozofiji: Benjamin, Adorno, Bloh, doktorska disertacija, Čigoja, Beograd. 2001. ISBN 86-80269-47-6.
  • Aesthetica Minima, Zograf, Niš. 2004. ISBN 86-7578-091-5.
  • Filozofija medija: ontologija, estetika, kritika, monografija, 1. tom, Čigoja, Beograd. 2007. ISBN 978-86-82101-30-7.
  • Filozofija medija: ontologija, estetika, kritika, 2. tom, Fakultet dramskih umetnosti, Institut za pozorište, film, radio i televiziju, Čigoja, Beograd. 2011. ISBN 978-86-82101-41-3

References
  1. "Divna biography"
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