New Recording 5

May 12, 2026 15:58 · 3:35 · English · Whisper Turbo · 1 스피커

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So today I'd like to talk about Stanley Cavell's concept of

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automaticity.

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Automaticity

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is the idea that in

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art forms,

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eventually the art and

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the structure of the art in general becomes,

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in a sense, self -generating.

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And so it's at the point that it becomes self -generating

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that...

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The art,

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you know, the artist himself,

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his or her creative control of the art is to some extent relinquished.

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And the art becomes

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on a level autopoietic,

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meaning it,

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you know,

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it continues to develop itself and so on.

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And so one

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example of this,

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what he seems to,

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this idea of automaticity seems to relate to Wittgenstein's concept of forms

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of life.

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which is the idea that in various different

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language games or conventional structures,

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the aesthetic,

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the organizational,

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philosophical principles of life vary

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tremendously,

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you know,

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for various functional purposes,

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vary tremendously.

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And so automaticity,

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if you conceive automaticity,

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is considered the way art as

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an expression of a form of life or various forms of life is self -generating

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in nature.

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And it exists according to a self -generating set

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of rules.

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Now,

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these rules themselves...

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They change spontaneously.

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This is not a formalist conception of the nature of art.

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Rather,

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he says,

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that in a way,

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you know, especially with modernist art,

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in modernist art,

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artists like Frank Stella and Jackson Pollock,

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each knew,

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because it's no longer representational in character,

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so the goals of the art are no longer purely representational,

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rather they serve

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some function within a language game,

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especially of expressing values,

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any change to a piece of art could be a completely different painting

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and a completely different expression.

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And so it's a kind of a paradoxical

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concept, negative automaticity,

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because it both

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expresses that art itself is,

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you know,

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it exists according to a self -generating system.

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And there are sets of rules of art that are

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not even directly,

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maybe the artist isn't even directly privy to.

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It takes on a life of its own.

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But it's also,

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there's a great degree of spontaneity in character.

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And so the rules aren't consistent in nature.

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And any small change could engender

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a completely different set of rules.

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And so in essence,

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what I would describe automaticity for Pavel as is the

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autopoietic character of art,

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especially modern art,

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and its relationship

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with Wittgenstein's concept of forms of life.

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