Titlebook: Handbook of Phenomenological Aesthetics; Hans Rainer Sepp,L. Embree Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Edmund Husserl.Emm

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Appearance,this problem from the standpoint of phenomenology. This position already specifies our task. For example, a mirage is a kind of illusion, but it is not necessarily an aesthetic phenomenon. It belongs, no matter how beautiful it may be, to the field of “physical phenomena” in the sense of Franz Brent

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Architecture,rchitecture. After all, unlike the so-called “useless” arts, buildings must be lived in, regardless of whether they actually meet basic human requirements. Many have lamented this divorce. But phenomenology is arguably better equipped than, say, orthodox Marxism or American pragmatism to provide the

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Antonio Banfi,plexity, and with the assertion that this experience is compromised by current ways of theorizing (especially by theories influenced by the neo-idealistic philosophical tradition where Italy is concerned). The remedy to this situation is not connected, in Banfi’s reflections with some intuitive form

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Beauty, beautiful is what aesthetics is about. This definition, however, does not get us very far as we do not yet know what aesthetics is, much less which specific flavor phenomenology can add; and complicating the issue, contemporary aesthetics explicitly questions that it is dealing with the beautiful a

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Creativity,as “representation.” We will try to show how it is possible to recover the philosophical value in the idea of representation, a sort of rational core: the problem of the relations of art to reality, and of the relation of artistic activity to the real. The theory of art as an activity of creation is

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