The Theory of Beauty
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53-60 ought also to justify the beauty of nature. " In diese Lebendigkeit (der Natur) kann der Mensch sich einleben und so auch in der Natur innig sein. " But surely the necessity for this imaginative act is not peculiar to landscape. On p. 60 it is admitted that any object whatever may be made beautiful by the painter if his loving treatment of it has rescued it from its practical relations and set it apart for pure contemplation as expressive of spirit. This fine passage may be accepted. But ...why were we asked to accept a quite different explanation of sculpture and religious painting ? And why should it not apply to the aesthetic cnjo^'-ment of nature itself ? Cf. Iii. P. 124 : " Das was zu jedem Kunstwerk gehort gehort auch zur Malerei ; die Anschauung, was uberhaupt am Menschen, am menschlichen Geist und Charakter, was der Mensch und was dieser Mensch ist. " A truth difl&cult to reconcile with i. Pp. 14, 84-95. This is an excellent instance of the way in which Hegel's insight into the nature of particular forms of art breaks through the lines of his system when this would distort it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53-60 ought also to justify the beauty of nature. " In diese Lebendigkeit (der Natur) kann der Mensch sich einleben und so auch in der Natur innig sein. " But surely the necessity for this imaginative act is not peculiar to landscape. On p. 60 it is admitted that any object whatever may be made beautiful by the painter if his loving treatment of it has rescued it from its practical relations and set it apart for pure contemplation as expressive of spirit. This fine passage may be accepted. But ...why were we asked to accept a quite different explanation of sculpture and religious painting ? And why should it not apply to the aesthetic cnjo^'-ment of nature itself ? Cf. Iii. P. 124 : " Das was zu jedem Kunstwerk gehort gehort auch zur Malerei ; die Anschauung, was uberhaupt am Menschen, am menschlichen Geist und Charakter, was der Mensch und was dieser Mensch ist. " A truth difl&cult to reconcile with i. Pp. 14, 84-95. This is an excellent instance of the way in which Hegel's insight into the nature of particular forms of art breaks through the lines of his system when this would distort it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Edgar Frederick Carritt to read onlineMoreLess
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