Active Passivity: On the Aesthetic Variant of Freedom by Martin Seel

“…This motif also plays a significant role in Hegel’s philosophy of art. The article further develops this motif by exploring the extent to which this polarity of selfhood and otherhood is also characteristic of states of aesthetic freedom. …”
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The Wanderer in Russian Language and Culture: Values, Concept, Image by Valentina A Maslova

“…The object of study in this article is the wanderer and wandering, they are multidimensional, complex, ambiguous, and can be studied in various fields of scientific knowledge: theology, cognitive linguistics, philosophy, psychology, art history, aesthetics, etc., obtaining a different content in each science.…”
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The lawyer as mapmaker and the spatial turn in jurisprudence by Isolde de Villiers

“…The spatial turn presents an awakening to the relationship between space and time and can be situated at various stages of the twentieth century in philosophy, literature, art and other disciplines in the humanities. …”
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KWIATY STANISŁAWA WYSPIAŃSKIEGO MISTYCZNE DOŚWIADCZENIE DRAMATU ISTNIENIA by Janusz Krupiński

“…In Wyspianski’s philosophy of art, fl oral elements, such as experience of a ‘fl owery lover’, became a crucial element of his works. …”
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Estetická skúsenosť dnes. Skúmanie somaestetiky vo vzťahu k estetike každodennosti a estetike environmentu by Adrián Kvokačka

“…Result of research leads us to renewed role of aesthetic experience in contemporary aesthetics beyond the aesthetics (or philosophy) of art.…”
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Narrative Art as a Route to Self-Knowledge and Self-Development by Mojca Kuplen

“…Debates about whether works of art can serve as a source of knowledge about the world or whether they can promote other-understanding have been common in contemporary aesthetics and philosophy of art. However, little has been written on the effects that art has on cultivating self-knowledge and self-development. …”
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Art, art education, creative industry: Critique of commodification and fetishism of art aesthetics in Indonesia by Kasiyan

“…In this way, the ideals and philosophy of art have been distorted. In this context, the role of art education is pivotal to the strategic creation of new cultural meanings in the discourse of creative industry. …”
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At the edge of romanticism or beyond it? E. T. A. Hoffmann and the nature of art in Kant's aesthetics by Kalinnikov L. A.

“…Under the influence of Kant's aesthetics and philosophy of art, E. T. A. Hoffmann's works develop a tendency towards exceeding the limits of traditional stylistic forms, which leads to a free interaction of different stylistic devices in the best of his works.…”
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Pavel A. Florenskij. Organizzazione dello spazio, arte, cultura come unità by Antonio Maccioni

“…Florenskij – as his result in the teatrise Analiz prostranstvennosti i vremeni – is a relevant part of it. Science, philosophy and art find their roots in life, and the study of the space is the start to understand themselves. …”
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Encountering Transcendence: Žižek, Liberation Theology and African Thought in Dialogue by Anné Hendrik Verhoef

“…The concept of transcendence has been described by various academic disciplines like philosophy, theology, art and literature, but also by various religions and cultures. …”
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Art and achievement by Grant, J

“…An increasingly popular view in the philosophy of art is that some artworks are good artworks at least partly because they are achievements. …”

COMIC AGENTS: FROM A POETIC TO AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PARADIGM OF COMEDY (ARISTOTLE AND ALFRED GELL) by ANNA KAWALEC

“…This genological approach to its subject-matter dominated the theory and philosophy of art for subsequent centuries as evidenced by the subsequent elaborations of interpretations of Aristotle’s catharsis. …”
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Beyond Theological Aesthetics: Aesthetic Theology by Sixto J. Castro

“…The implication is that some of the solutions that have arisen from theological debate might be useful in the philosophy of art. I also suggest that aesthetic theology can provide theology with a generalized way of reasoning based on aesthetic judgments—judgements formed by postulated consensus instead of forced judgements formed on conceptual grounds. …”
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Ikhwan Al-Safa beauty philosophy and theory of art by Dr. Muwafaq Oleiwi Kydair

“…     Since the need for aesthetic, general and inclusive and deeply linked to contemporary human life, due to the importance of what these letters contained of ideas and knowledge in the field of beauty and art .We decided to study these ideas under Ikhwan Al Safa  philosophy of art and beauty  title. Our goal in this illustrating the Arabic and Islamic library that with useful and unique, because th subject is so far has not been studied independently, hoping we success in that . in order to explain a circle of the beauty concepts  and its development at Arabs and Muslims, and that required   research brief, followed by two themes: First: Ikhwan Al-SAFA philosophy of beauty and art . …”
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What Is the Aesthetics in China? by Gu Feng, Dai Wenjing

“…It might be intended as the study of beauty in the Platonic sense, because of the vaste debate on the topic rooted back in chinese’s ancient times; it could match the sense of aesthetics as intended by Baumgarten, because of the long tradition of chinese perceptual studies, and it may also be compared to the Hegelian philosophy of art, given the abundance of chinese artistic manufacts and theories. …”
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The first mention of the laity in the letter of Clement to the Corinthians by Ivan Muzychka

“…From the town of Vera Paul, it was necessary to protect the city of Athens, the capital of great glory, science, philosophy, literature, art, architecture, culture. Here, the scientists wanted to listen to Pavlov "a new science" (Acts 17:19). …”
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Z WIEŻY BABEL NA OLIMP O ŁACIŃSKICH WIERSZACH SCHELLINGA by Wit Jaworski

“…It precedes the development of his concepts presented in the Philosophy of Art.…”
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The problem of beginning in the System of Transcendental Idealism by Mariya Veleva

“…Schelling attempts to deduce all relative (conditioned) inceptions from a single, absolute (unconditioned) principle whose essence is poiesis. Philosophy of art is not only related to the absolute principle, but also to the finish of the System, with the definition of philosophy (rather with its self-de-fin-ition). …”
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A Survey on the Status of Nali’s Poetry as Mytho-text in Kurdish Literature by Saman Amjadi

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Strade Parallele by Daniela Tagliafico

“…To go back to understanding aesthetics as a theory of perception, rather than as philosophy of art, basically means to deal with a triad of capabilities which are strongly connected to one another: not only perception stricto sensu, but also memory and imagination - faculties without which perception would not offer any possibility of reasoning. …”
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