No 116 (2021)

Published November 25, 2021

Art and Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy

a cura di Francesco Campana e Gabriele Tomasi

January-April 2021

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Articles

Francesco Campana, Gabriele Tomasi

Art and Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy. An Introduction

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Gabriele Tomasi

Kant and the cognitive value of poetry

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Andy Hamilton

Kant’s Concept of Genius: A Defence, Against Romanticism and Scepticism

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Elisa Ronzheimer

Hölderlin as Reader of Poetry: Notes on the “Wechsel der Töne”

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Johannes Korngiebel

Zwischen Systemanspruch und Systemkritik. Friedrich Schlegels ‘Offenes System im Werden’

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Paul Hamilton

The Romantic Development of Classical German Philosophy: From Post-Kantianism to Giorgio Agamben and Jacques Rancière

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Gregorio Tenti

Anthropoaesthetics of Expression. Art and Knowledge in Friedrich Schleiermacher

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Giovanna Pinna

Who’s Afraid of Seneca? Conflict And Pathos in the Romantic-Idealistic Theory of Tragedy

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Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer

The Absolute Perspective of the Personal Subject Hegel vs. Plato on Social Philosophy, Art, and Religion

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Luca Illetterati

Art Is (Not) Knowledge. A question of Hegelian terminology

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Francesco Campana

From Poetry to Music. The Paradigms of Art in German Aesthetics of the 19th Century

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