Aesthetics and Subjectivity: From Kant to NietzscheManchester University Press, 1990 - 284 pagina's Contemporary philosophy and literary theory are based upon German philosophy from Kant onwards. Drawing on recent German theory, the author reconsiders the path of German philosophy from Kant to Nietzsche, in relation to consciousness, aesthetics and language. He provides interpretations of Kant, Fichte, the early Romantics, Schelling, Hegel, Schleiermacher and Nietzsche, telling a different story of modernity to the one current in many areas of the humanities. The book traces the beginnings of modern debates on aesthetics and politics, as well as the origins of modern hermeneutics, paying attention to the significance of music in modern philosophy. |
Inhoudsopgave
FichteSchelling Briefwechsel ed Walter Schulz Ffm 1968 p 140 | 1 |
Friedrich Schlegels Rede über die Mythologie in | 5 |
Ibid p 59 | 11 |
Modern philosophy and the emergence | 15 |
German Idealism and early German Romanticism | 41 |
Fichte Hölderlin and Novalis | 58 |
Dieter Henrich Konzepte Ffm 1987 p | 61 |
art as the organ of philosophy | 81 |
aesthetics and hermeneutics | 146 |
Music language and literature | 176 |
the divorce of art and reason | 206 |
Conclusion | 253 |
Theodor W Adorno Asthetische Theorie Ffm 1973 p | 254 |
The socalled Oldest System Programme | 265 |
Notes | 271 |
Henrich Selbstverhältnisse op cit p 62 | 275 |
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able absolute absolute music abstract Adorno aesthetic autonomy aesthetic theory already appearance argument articulation artist aspects attempt basis beauty becomes capacity cognition concept consciousness critique depends Derrida différance difference differential Dionysus endless entails existence fact feeling Fichte Fichte's freedom Friedrich Schlegel Geist German Idealism grasp Hamann Hegel Heidegger hermeneutics Hölderlin idea Idealist identity identity philosophy important individual infinite inherent intellectual intuition issue judgement Kant Kant's KdUp language linked Logic Manfred Frank Marx means metaphysics metaphysics of presence modern mythology nature Naturphilosophie Nietzsche Nietzsche's notion Novalis particular philo philosophy post-structuralism potential principle problem question realisation reason reflection relation relationship represent representation result reveals Romantic Romanticism Schelling Schelling's Schlegel Schleiermacher Schleiermacher's Schopenhauer seen self-consciousness sense sensuous significance sophy subject and object suggests synthesis thinkers thinking thought transcend Transcendental Idealism truth Understanding unity