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Adorno’s and Derrida’s theories of aesthetics center around art’s claim to sovereignty: art transcends the differentiated construct of modern reason by being a moment simultaneously next to and among others. The newer hermeneutic aesthetics in particular have seen the betrayal of art’s autonomy and its equation with a superior insight into the constitution of reason in the proclamation of aesthetic sovereignty because of that.
In a chain of reasoning in which Derrida’s deconstruction and Adorno’s aesthetics of negativity criticise and enlighten one another, a concept of aesthetic experience that meets the hermeneutic objection is developed, in which the central idea is that art, through its negativity, poses a threat to our non-aesthetic discourses that cannot be overcome by reason.
Christoph Menke is professor of Practical Philosophy at the Goethe-University in Frankfurt/Main and a member of the CoE »The Development of Normative Systems«.
Christoph Menke is professor of Practical Philosophy at the Goethe-University in Frankfurt/Main and a member of the CoE »The Development of...
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