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Aesthetic
Italian philosopher Benedetto Croce's Aesthetics is one of the masterpieces that is not limited to Italian philosophy only, but has strongly influenced European philosophy with its English, French, Spanish, Hungarian and Czech translations.
Marx's Philosophy of Art
In the letter he wrote to his father in November 1837, Marx describes the days he lived in as a transition period.
In this letter, "Every change is, to some extent, a swan song; to some extent, it is the beginning of a great new poem." he writes. In this work, Marx tries to transform the swan song of Hegelian philosophy into 'the beginning of a great new poetry'.
Croce Aesthetics
What is the difference between 'intuitive knowledge' and 'conceptual knowledge'?
What is the place of the concept of 'expression' in Croce's philosophy of language and knowledge?
Is there an 'art intuition' different from general intuition?
According to Croce, what does the 'phenomenon of emotion' mean?
What is Croce's criticism of Schiller's aesthetics and 'Game Theory'?
In the work Croce's Aesthetics, written by our esteemed aesthetic theorist İsmail Tunalı, all these questions will be discussed, as well as the aesthetics, language and epistemology of the Italian philosopher Benedetto Croce.
Marxist Aesthetics
How does Marx, who describes the Hegelian dialectic as a 'mystification', turn it upside down and turn it into a dialectic from below, a materialist dialectic?
According to Marxist aesthetics, what is the object of art and what is the relationship between the artist's subject and this object? What kind of entity is this reality reflected by art?
Aesthetic Appreciation
The work Aesthetic Appreciation by İsmail Tunalı, who is considered the founder of 'philosophical aesthetics' in our intellectual history, competently undertakes a task that no one has attempted before in these lands.
By exhibiting contemporary approaches to contemporary art and aesthetic problems, it addresses the following 'timeless' philosophical questions on aesthetics:
• What is ontological aesthetics?
• Are tastes and likes indisputable?
• What kind of aesthetic structure did Aristotle establish in his Poetics?
• What do 'sublime' and 'pleasant' mean in Kantian aesthetics?
• According to Kainz, what is the function of differential aesthetics?
• According to Worringer, why is man uneasy and afraid in the universe?
• Was Faust an ideal object for Roman Ingarden?
• Are pop art and op art the product of modern man's alienation?
• According to Wittgenstein, how can it be proven that aesthetics is a science of philosophy?
• What does it mean for Kandinsky that art is a construction of forms?
On the Aesthetic Education of Man
German poet and philosopher Friedrich Schiller's work, On the Aesthetic Education of Man, consists of twenty-seven letters, each of which is a classic in its own right.
This book sees the 'ideal of a moral society' where history, society, politics and moral philosophy meet with aesthetics; In the grip of the Enlightenment, the Age of Reason and the French Revolution, he defends and carries to the present day aesthetic life and aesthetic civilization, which he sees as inseparable from each other.
From his friend Goethe to Hegel; This message from Gadamer to Derrida invites us to establish aesthetic life and civilization.
We present this masterpiece of Schiller with the evaluations of Gürsel Aytaç and Doğan Göçmen.
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