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Artes in Effectu — Arts That Produce a Work
Original title: Artes in Effectu アルテス・イン・エフェクトゥ
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“Artes in Effectu” is a term used to classify techniques and arts in classical Greece, chiefly in art history and aesthetics, particularly philosophical contexts such as Giorgio Agamben's. In Latin, it means “arts arising as results” or “skills completed as works.”
「アルテス・イン・エフェクトゥ（Artes in Effectu）」は、主に美術史や美学、特にジョルジョ・アガンベンなどの哲学的な文脈において、古典ギリシアにおける技術や芸術の分類に使われる用語です。ラテン語で「結果として生じる芸術」「作品として完成される技」を意味します。
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