L’esthétique est née de la rétrogradation (relative) du beau. Contribution à la connaissance de l’œuvre philosophique de Lord Shaftesbury
Shaftesbury, from the turn of the 17th and18th centuries, anticipated a number of theories that would later be considered more or less new or innovative. In particular, he took into account natural anomalies, grandiose spectacles and monstrous formations within a theory of beauty inspired by antiqui...
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2024
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| Résumé: | Shaftesbury, from the turn of the 17th and18th centuries, anticipated a number of theories that would later be considered more or less new or innovative. In particular, he took into account natural anomalies, grandiose spectacles and monstrous formations within a theory of beauty inspired by antiquity and supported by a neo-Platonic philosophy of nature. Added to this is a theory of formed/forming form that anticipates Luigi Pareyson’s theory of formativity. |
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