Aesthetics (Volume 3, Part 1)

Author: Hegel (Germany)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: In this third area of aesthetics, where the ideal can become the content, it is precisely where the concept of beauty in the overall worldview objectifies itself. Therefore, artistic works should now not be understood as a whole divided into parts, but as an organism, where the differences, if differentiated in Book II as a series of essentially different worldviews, now need to be divided into individual, concretized components. Each of these components is an independent and self-sufficient whole, and as individualized and concretized wholes, they can be expressed through various different artistic types.