This article examines Hegel’s aesthetic judgment of the German romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich, which only first came to light in 1995 with the publication of the separate edition of the Ascheberg transcript of Hegel’s first lecture course on aesthetics, held at the University of Berlin in the winter semester of 1820/21. Firstly, before interpreting Hegel's criticism in more detail, I briefly examine the current state of research on the relationship between Hegel and Caspar David Friedrich. It is striking to note how little resonance Hegel’s judgment has found in the secondary literature. Going beyond some of the more speculative results of earlier scholarship, I show that by consulting a number of overlooked original German sources...
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As I have already suggested in "The Journal of Philosophical Studies" (Nr. 564), we can find another...
The paper examines Hegel's views on Reinhold, from his earliest appreciation to his final remarks in...
Intervention dans la journée d’étude "God, Nature and Politics in German Idealism and Romanticism" o...
This article examines Hegel’s aesthetic judgment of the German romantic painter Caspar David Friedri...
This volume explores one of modernity’s most profound and far-reaching philosophies of art: the Vorl...
International audienceThis paper presents G.W.F. Hegel's theory of painting after the lectures on ae...
L'article expose et analyse la critique encore largement méconnue formulée par Hegel à l’encontre de...
The treatment of esthetics by Schiller influenced the conception of esthetics in Hegel's lectures. T...
The paper investigates Hegel’s claim: “art is dead”. What does this phrase mean? What must we know a...
Commentary upon ten papers on the subject of Hegel's Lectures on Fine Art, his Aesthetics
Hegel's reading of Hafez as part of his Berlin aesthetics lectures. The jargon of the prosaic world ...
In this article I would like to present three main areas of my interest in the aesthetics of Georg F...
Hegel's critique of the Early German Romantic figures of Fr. Schlegel, Novalis and Schleiermacher re...
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel continues to be one of the crucial touchstones in the history of art a...
Compte-renduThe publication of the Aesthetics Lectures continues within the framework of the Hegel G...
As I have already suggested in "The Journal of Philosophical Studies" (Nr. 564), we can find another...
The paper examines Hegel's views on Reinhold, from his earliest appreciation to his final remarks in...
Intervention dans la journée d’étude "God, Nature and Politics in German Idealism and Romanticism" o...