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'''Victor Ernest Maşek''' (13 January 1937, Bucharest - 20 September 2002, Bucharest) was an estetician, translator and Theatre critic. He was the son of Hedwiga (born Ekhardt) and Carol Maşek, economist. He graduated in 1965 the Faculty of Philosophy and became a Phd with
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the thesis "Introduction to Information Aesthetics", published in 1972 under the title "Art and matematics". After 1989 he was director of the Theatre "Nottara" in Bucharest. Started with lyrics in 1959, the "Literary Gazette" [Gazeta literară].
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'''Victor Ernest Maşek''' (13 January 1937, Bucharest - 20 September 2002, Bucharest) was an estetician, translator and Theatre critic. He was the son of Hedwiga (born Ekhardt) and Carol Maşek, economist. He graduated in 1965 the Faculty of Philosophy and became a Phd with the thesis ''Introduction to Information Aesthetics'', published in 1972 under the title ''Art and Matematics''. After 1989 he was director of the Theatre "Nottara" in Bucharest. Started with lyrics in 1959, the ''Literary Gazette'' [Gazeta literară].
  
'''Books'''
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* "The Testimony of Art" [''Mărturia artei''], Bucharest [Bucureşti], 1972;
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* ''Mărturia artei'' [The Testimony of Art], Bucharest, 1972.
* "Art and matematics. Introduction to Information Aesthetics" [''Artă şi matematică. Introducere în estetica informaţională''], Bucharest [Bucureşti], 1972;
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* ''Artă şi matematică. Introducere în estetica informaţională'' [Art and Mathematics. Introduction to Information Aesthetics], Bucharest, 1972.
* "Art - an aspect of freedom" [''Arta - o ipostază a libertăţii''], Bucharest [Bucureşti], 1977;
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* ''Arta - o ipostază a libertăţii'', [Art - an aspect of freedom], Bucharest, 1977.
* [Arta de a fi spectator. Contribuţii la estetica receptării], Bucureşti, 1986;
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* [Arta de a fi spectator. Contribuţii la estetica receptării], Bucharest, 1986.
* "[[File:Arta_naiva_de_Victor_Ernest_Masek.pdf]]", Bucureşti, 1989;
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* ''[[Media:Arta_naiva_de_Victor_Ernest_Masek.pdf|Arta naiva de Victor Ernest_Maşek]]'', Bucharest, 1989.
* [Pariul cu teatrul. Idei la rampă], Bucureşti, 1998.
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* ''Pariul cu teatrul: Idei la rampă'', Bucharest, 1998.
 
 
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Revision as of 11:10, 4 June 2013

Victor Ernest Maşek (13 January 1937, Bucharest - 20 September 2002, Bucharest) was an estetician, translator and Theatre critic. He was the son of Hedwiga (born Ekhardt) and Carol Maşek, economist. He graduated in 1965 the Faculty of Philosophy and became a Phd with the thesis Introduction to Information Aesthetics, published in 1972 under the title Art and Matematics. After 1989 he was director of the Theatre "Nottara" in Bucharest. Started with lyrics in 1959, the Literary Gazette [Gazeta literară].

Books
  • Mărturia artei [The Testimony of Art], Bucharest, 1972.
  • Artă şi matematică. Introducere în estetica informaţională [Art and Mathematics. Introduction to Information Aesthetics], Bucharest, 1972.
  • Arta - o ipostază a libertăţii, [Art - an aspect of freedom], Bucharest, 1977.
  • [Arta de a fi spectator. Contribuţii la estetica receptării], Bucharest, 1986.
  • Arta naiva de Victor Ernest_Maşek, Bucharest, 1989.
  • Pariul cu teatrul: Idei la rampă, Bucharest, 1998.