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Marcuse's last book and essay are not his most exciting works. There is little in cither that he has not said before, and the political quietude of The Aesthetic Dimension is troublesome. Yet, taken together, they complement each other. The worst tendencies in Marcuse's project — the “vague holism” and “nature romanticism” — are properly sublimated, and the best tendency, an ...
Aesthetic Dimension This article takes up the ethical meaning of Herbert Marcuse’s aesthetics, especially as espoused in his last book, The Aesthetic Dimension (I 978). In it, Marcuse responds at both an ethical and aesthetic level to three versions of Marxist/Frankfurt school theory of art: realism, negation theory, and formalism.
1. Aug. 2003 · The aesthetic dimension of a work of art cannot be the result of the identity between itself and the object that was represented, since instead of being a copy it becomes the object of a new ...
In the ancient civilizations of the Near East and Mediterranean, images were used as a way to create reality and reach out to the infinite. Reviving the fascination that gripped the avant-garde and the surrealists when confronted with the arts of the ancient Near East, The Infinite Image presents a radical new reading of Mesopotamian art as an aesthetic realm defined by objects that transcend ...
31. Dez. 2023 · Abstract. The Functional Account of Design Aesthetic Appreciation (FADAA), a recent position on design in analytic aesthetics, attempts to establish a sui generis aesthetic theory of design that is somehow distinct from that of the fine arts. This account recognizes that, in evaluating the aesthetic dimension of design, not only form but also ...
31. Dez. 1979 · 对天界超越之物的信念越淡薄,对精神超越之物的费美便更真笃。. 爱情的观念引人了对尘世幸福永恒性的渴望:对无条件者的祝福、对最终目的的征服。. 在资产阶级的诗歌里,情侣的爱,与日常生活的琐碎、与现实的律令、与对个体的束缚、与死亡,都是格格不人的 ...
10. Juli 2020 · This paper examines the points of disagreement between Petrus Camper and J. W. von Goethe regarding the existence of the inter-maxillary bone in humans as the link between man and the rest of nature. This historical case illustrates the fundamental role of aesthetic judgements in scientific discovery. Thus, I shall show how the eighteenth century discovery of the inter-maxillary bone in humans ...
