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Re-thinking Aesthetics

Name: Re-thinking Aesthetics
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
SKU: 04679824
Price: 78040 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Arnold Berleant
ISBN: 9780754650133

Arnold Berleant

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04679824

Publishers Taylor & Francis Ltd, November 2004

The essays, collected by Berleant in this volume all express the impulse to reject the received wisd... Full description

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The essays, collected by Berleant in this volume all express the impulse to reject the received wisdom of modern aesthetics: that art demands a mode of experience sharply different from others and unique to the aesthetic situation, and that the identity of the aesthetic lies in keeping it distinct from other kinds of human experience, such as the moral, the practical, and the social. Berleant shows, on the contrary, that the value, the insight, the force of art and the aesthetic are all enhanced and enlarged by recognizing their social and human role, and that this recognition contributes both to the significance of art and to its humanizing influence on what we like to call civilization.