Journalartikel

Jahr der Veröffentlichung: 2021

Seiten: 187-198

Zeitschrift: Mensch, Wissenschaft, Magie : Mitteilungen

Bandnummer: 36/37

Verlag: Österreichische Gesellschaft für Wissenschaftsgeschichte

Abstract: 

Academic disciplines develop from the interactions between institutions and human actors with their academic routines and areas of focus. In the years around 1900 Viennese art-historical scholarship came to develop significant momentum that was to influence the study of artistic objects across a range of disciplines – including classical archaeology – throughout the twentieth century.

This paper explores along two trajectories whether this development was under-pinned by a network of joint classical archaeological and art-historical research at Vienna: a) it examines the Viennese institutional setup along with the structural opportunities for each discipline to impact on the other; b) it zooms in on the work of three scholars and the clout of their research across the two domains: Franz Wickhoff, Alois Riegl und Guido Kaschnitz v. Weinberg.

Harvard-Zitierstil: Lorenz, K. (2021) Die Wiener Klassische Archäologie und die „Wiener Schule“ der Kunstgeschichte, Mensch, Wissenschaft, Magie : Mitteilungen, 36/37, pp. 187-198

APA-Zitierstil: Lorenz, K. (2021). Die Wiener Klassische Archäologie und die „Wiener Schule“ der Kunstgeschichte. Mensch, Wissenschaft, Magie : Mitteilungen. 36/37, 187-198.