Pozór malarstwa w poglądach estetycznych G.W.F. Hegla
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Schlagworte

aesthetics
aesthetic appearance
painting
painting apparently
a piece of art
perceptual process
a philosophical system of Georg W.F. Hegel

Zitationsvorschlag

Drohomirecki, A. (2015). Pozór malarstwa w poglądach estetycznych G.W.F. Hegla. Kultura-Społeczeństwo-Edukacja, 8(2), 131–140. https://doi.org/10.14746/kse.2015.2.9

Abstract

The author refers to the term "aesthetic appearance," which was shaped in the mid-eighteenth century, mainly in German philosophy and aesthetics. He stresses that its appearance coincided, not without reason, with aesthetics be coming an autonomous philosophical discipline. That was the foundation for the subsequent understanding of aesthetics as the sc ience about art. The author is particularly interested in the philosophical system of Georg WF Hegel, for whom learning about art plays a special role - it represents just one of the many forms of knowledge, also being the first - in terms of quality and history - form of the development of self-awareness, ie. be coming a spirit. Ambiguity of the con cept of aesthetic appearance results from the inability to separate it from the  category of illusion, falsehood and truth, ideas, inscribed in the structure of each work of art. The art of painting does not escape this law. According to Hegel, implacable, phenomenal structure of painting is defined by the perceptual process itself. Paintings make us enter the current presence of daily life that is similar to our everyday lives, as well as they cut all the threads of needs and inclinations, likes and loathing and they show us these items in their specific fullness of life as goals for themselves. Painting, as a uniform pictographic visualization of subject and object proximity includes an immanent game providing knowledge and a kind of a semantic core.
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