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This Book, By One Of The Most Challenging Contemporary Thinkers, Begins With An Essay That Introduces The Principal Concern Sustained In The Four Succeeding Ones: Why Are There Several Arts And Not Just One? This Question Focuses On The Point Of Maximal Tension Between The Philosophical Tradition And Contemporary Thinking About The Arts: The Relation Between The Plurality Of The Human Senses--to Which The Plurality Of The Arts Has Most Frequently Been Referred--and Sense Or Meaning In General. Throughout The Five Essays, Nancy's Argument Hinges On The Culminating Formulation Of This Relation In Hegel's Aesthetics And The Phenomenology Of Spirit--art As The Sensible Presentation Of The Idea. Demonstrating Once Again His Renowned Ability As A Reader Of Hegel, Nancy Scrupulously And Generously Restores Hegel's Historical Argument Concerning Art As A Thing Of The Past, As That Which Is Negated By The Dialectic Of Spirit In The Passage From Aesthetic Religion To Revealed Religion To Philosophy. --publisher Description. Why Are There Several Arts And Not Just One? -- The Girl Who Succeeds The Muses -- On The Threshold -- Painting In The Grotto -- The Vestige Of Art. Jean-luc Nancy ; Tran
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- Author
- Jean-Luc Nancy
- Publisher
- Stanford University Press
- Published
- 1996
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780804727808
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Art, Philosophy, Arts
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