%0 Journal Article
%T Self portrait on both sides of Cartesian gap
%A Dra£¿ki£¿-Vi£¿anovi£¿ Iva
%J Theoria, Beograd
%D 2011
%I Serbian Philosophical Society, Belgrade
%R 10.2298/theo1103087d
%X The article presents an analysis of philosophical importance of the self-portrait, an artefact which has been treated as an ego - document par excellence, document of selfawareness. The self-portrait is a product of specific artificial process that means selfpresentation, self-creation and self-investigation in the same time. That process is a way of visual self-identification and self-constitution and that kind of creation forces an author, subject of visualization, to try to stand on both sides of the Cartesian gap - being to himself both subject and object in the same time.
%K Self-portrait
%K artefact
%K identity
%K self
%K visualization
%K Cartesian gap
%K philosophy
%U http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0351-2274/2011/0351-22741103087D.pdf