Axelsson, Karl (Hrsg.); Flodin, Camilla (Hrsg.); Pirholt, Mattias (Hrsg.) <br/><br/>
Beyond Autonomy in Eighteenth-Century British and German Aesthetics 

 - London  Taylor & Francis; Routledge  2020 
 - 314 Seiten 
 - Routledge Studies in Eighteenth-Century Philosophy .
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<br/><br/> IntroductionKarl Axelsson, Camilla Flodin, and Mattias PirholtPart I: Aesthetic Concepts, Morality, and Society in the British Tradition1. The Evolution of Aesthetic Concepts 1700-1800Peter de Bolla2. Beauty, Nature, and Society in Shaftesburys The MoralistsKarl Axelsson3. Force Makes Right; or, Shaftesburys Moral-Aesthetic DynamicsNeil Saccamano 4. Civilization in Eighteenth-Century Britain: A Subject for TasteMaria Semi5. Adam Smiths Aesthetic PsychologyEmily Brady and Nicole HallPart II: British and German Liaisons6. Aesthetic Autonomy Is Not the Autonomy of ArtPaul Guyer7. From Spiritual Taste to Good Taste? Reflections on the Search for Aesthetic Theorys Pietist RootsSimon Grote8. Is there a Middle Way? Mendelssohn on the Faculty of ApprobationAnne Pollok9. Germaine de Sta©·el and the Politics of TasteKaren GreenPart III: Science and a New Model of Society Around 180010. Goethes Exploratory IdealismMattias Pirholt11. Physics as Art: Johann Wilhelm Ritters Construction ProjectsJocelyn Holland12. H©·olderlins Higher EnlightenmentCamilla Flodin13. Rethinking Disinterestedness Through the Rise of Political EconomyNatalie Roxburg 
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