10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AESTHETICIST»
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aestheticist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aestheticist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In a classically pan-aestheticist move, Foucault advocates that, following the
Greek model, life itself be turned into a work of art. The problem with modern
culture is that instances of this "choice of a beautiful life" remain merely episodic
or ...
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The Oxford Handbook of Continental Philosophy
Second, it does not follow from the Aestheticist's ascription of philosophical
content to art and affect, that the ascription expresses the content in question. The
relation is not so direct. What the Aestheticist does is identify the conditions under
...
Brian Leiter, Michael Rosen, 2007
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Beauty's Body: Femininity and Representation in British ...
As far as Hamlin is concerned she is an original, the perfect type of aestheticist
beauty that inspires the artist to paint things he has never painted before. But to
the extent that description of her appearance makes her up out of bits and pieces
of ...
Kathy Alexis Psomiades, 1997
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The Aesthetic Function of Art
comprising (F') and (V), 23 honors aestheticist intuitions, 25-27 meets objections
to traditional aestheticism, 24-27, 119-120 See also aestheticist intuitions;
objections to traditional aestheticism; replies by new aestheticism to objections ...
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Kierkegaard's Philosophy of Religion
6 Thus the real meaning of “either/or” has been inverted; instead of leading to
choice, it prevents it. The aestheticist marches seven times around existence,
blows the trumpet, and permits the whole thing to collapse.87 The aesthetic form
of life ...
6
Mysticism and Architecture: Wittgenstein and the Meanings of ...
17 Thus, unlike aestheticist modernists, who completely rejected modernism and
sought alternatives to it, critical modernists, while critical of existing forms of
modernism, sought only to reform it. In taking this position, critical modernists had
to ...
7
The Politics of Postmodernity
with such questions, the more aestheticist perspectives have brought a wealth of
theoretical insights to bear. Yet the exclusive focus on the aesthetic has also
proved to have its limitations. Aestheticist politics, characterised by acts of ...
James Good, Irving Velody, 1998
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Victorian Modernism: Pragmatism and the Varieties of ...
Women were in fact victimized by male aesthetes, but that is only part ofthe story;
some male aesthetes chose to feminize themselves; some women artists held
sway.8 Another established and useful critical narrative has it that aestheticist ...
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The Flirt's Tragedy: Desire Without End in Victorian and ...
Entitled “The Aesthetic Monkey,” this cartoon depicted a disturbingly humanlike
simian, elegantly dressed in a suit, his hands cupped below his chin, as he
stared at a large sunflower, the traditional emblem of the aestheticist movement.
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Professions of Taste: Henry James, British Aestheticism, and ...
as scientists is the world which is made of whole and indefeasible objects, and
this is the world which poetry recovers for us.34 Eliot, Pound, and the American
New Critics who followed directly in their wake privileged the aestheticist aspects
of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AESTHETICIST»
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aestheticist is used in the context of the following news items.
A new exhibition of pieces from the Royal Collection called 'Painting …
... in the pergola or admiring bird's-eye vistas from a strategically placed bench, the pleasures of the aestheticist and the horticulturist meet. «The Australian, Mar 15»
Off the beat: In defense of ugly
In my early teen years, I developed a fixation with all things smooth and pretty. As a self-proclaimed Francophile, aestheticist, and film ... «Daily Californian, Feb 15»
The Death of the Artist—and the Birth of the Creative Entrepreneur
“Art for art's sake,” the aestheticist slogan, dates from the early 19th century. So does Gesamtkunstwerk, the dream or ideal, so precious to Wagner, of the “total ... «The Atlantic, Dec 14»
A Victorian Obsession, Leighton House, review: 'Too many inert …
A pre-eminent figure of the Aestheticist movement, Leighton was President of the Royal Academy between 1878 and his death in 1896 and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 14»
Review: White Lung, Deep Fantasy
... of subcategories of punk rock or one of the dozens of subcategories of metal, music-making often serves a solipsistic, aestheticist purpose. «Pretty Much Amazing, Jun 14»
The politics of rereading
Aestheticist criticism cannot digest the non-traditional stance of Dalit literature. For that freedom will have to be recognised as an aesthetic value. The intensity of ... «Frontline, Apr 14»
Our time with Michael Laudrup, Swansea's Don Draper
Between a legendary playing career, Jon Hamm's looks, and a philosophy that melts the heart of any 'play the right way' aestheticist, it's no ... «NBCSports.com, Feb 14»
Jody Rosen's 10 Best Pop Albums of 2013
But really, it's humanist and, you might say, aestheticist—a dozen quietly overwhelming songs about everyday emotions, burnished to a ... «Vulture, Dec 13»
The Center of the World: Beauty as a Mandate for the Future of …
Harvard aestheticist, Elaine Scarry, observes that when we meet beauty we experience a surfeit of aliveness, a "wake up call" to the plenitude ... «Patheos, Aug 13»
The pantomime horse
... collectively as the “Squirearchy” – to rail against the depredations of modernism and the high-aestheticist effusions of the Bloomsbury Group. «New Statesman, Apr 13»
