Nostalgic Teleology: Friedrich Schiller and the Schemata of Aesthetic HumanismP. Lang, 1995 - 259 oldal This study develops a novel interpretation of Schiller's classical aesthetic humanism - «the fountainhead of all later German critical theory» (Wellek) - as a program of normative discipline in Foucault's sense of the term. Schiller's aesthetics establishes and puts to work a number of metaphysical schemata, such as the three-stage figure of origin and return, in order to render its subjects as programmable and as subject to a knowledge that could be strategically deployed to shape and transform them. Nostalgic teleology, the promise of a recovery of nature, wholeness, and community serves to hide the violence of this project of aesthetic education. At its center stands the formation of «the Other Sex», which is analyzed as the truly classical elaboration of a modern «regime of truth.» |
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Schillers AestheticHumanist Legacy | 7 |
The Recent American Reception of Schiller | 49 |
The Hidden Violence of Bildung | 79 |
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according actually Aesthetic Education aesthetic effect analysis appears autonomy beauty become bourgeois calls character civilization classical communication complete concept constitutes corr critical critique culture dance describes determination discourse entirely establish experience expression fact feeling force formation freedom function Gadamer German gives grace historical human idea ideal idealist ideology imagination important individual institution judgment Kant Kant's letter limits literature means merely moral naive nature never normative object original philosophical play pleasure poet poetic poetry political position possible practical precisely present principle production pure question radical rational reality reason reception reference reflection regard relation representation repressive rule Schiller's aesthetic Schiller's theory sense sensual Sentimental Poetry sets social society spirit sublime theoretical theory thought tradition transformation true truth turn understanding unity universal whole
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