In characterizing the concept of art as an "open concept," Wittgensteinians claim that what makes something an object of art depends less on the thing itself than on how the thing functions in a "form of life." In other words, for Wittgensteinians art is defined as:

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Antonio Kaiser

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30 October, 18:51

In characterizing the concept of art as an "open concept," Wittgensteinians claim that what makes something an object of art depends less on the thing itself than on how the thing functions in a "form of life." In other words, for Wittgensteinians art is defined as:

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For Wittgensteinians art is defined as: A common designation among a group of people that share the usage of language. There for it is not a thing that raices from nature.

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Wittgenstein was a philosopher that worked with linguistics he saw art as a way to share with others. The result of an art production, is important because of the effects it has among people that share same intrest and are lenguage speakers.