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Dirk van den Berg

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No. 10 (2008): group
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Editorial

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Author Biography

Dirk van den Berg

Professor van den Berg’s own work centres on art theory, art historical hermeneutics and typiconic research of the rhetoric of image power. Recent examples of his publications are Painting History: ‘Terra Incognita’ as Anti-Leviathan Emblem, Acta Academica, 2005, 37(1): 56-98and Not I: Troubled Self-Representations”, Acta Academica, 2007, 39(1): 47-78. He was awarded the Stals Award for Art History (2000) in South Africa.