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Hegelian aesthetics. These new notes are the only ones available dating back to Hegel's teaching period in
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1486:Kierkegaard
1411:Collingwood
1381:Baudrillard
1308:Romanticism
1278:Historicism
1212:Mathematics
1076:, New York
1066:. New York.
630:Moland 2017
618:Moland 2017
414:Transcripts
325:The second
42:Forerunners
36:Hegelianism
2122:Categories
1815:Recreation
1793:Perception
1686:Creativity
1386:Baumgarten
1376:Baudelaire
1258:Classicism
1173:Aesthetics
749:4 December
653:4 December
577:Hegel 1998
547:References
343:The third
327:particular
318:The first
266:aesthetics
98:Principal
1820:Reverence
1726:Eroticism
1696:Depiction
1669:Masculine
1571:Santayana
1531:Nietzsche
1476:Hutcheson
1466:Heidegger
1451:Greenberg
1406:Coleridge
1371:Balthasar
1356:Aristotle
1318:Theosophy
1313:Symbolism
1288:Modernism
1273:Formalism
477:Aristotle
471:Influence
396:sculpture
355:sculpture
320:universal
290:beautiful
268:given by
90:Schelling
85:Hölderlin
50:Aristotle
2095:Category
2027:Axiology
1896:(c. 500)
1886:(c. 100)
1761:Judgment
1716:Emotions
1711:Elegance
1691:Cuteness
1664:Feminine
1627:Concepts
1596:Tanizaki
1576:Schiller
1561:Richards
1551:Rancière
1521:Maritain
1456:Hanslick
1396:Benjamin
1268:Feminism
1237:Theology
1217:Medieval
1207:Japanese
1202:Internet
1055:, 2002,
1031:, 1984,
1013:24 March
896:24 March
400:romantic
392:symbolic
388:Lectures
359:painting
345:singular
306:Lectures
65:Rousseau
2090:Outline
2005:Related
1872:Poetics
1840:Tragedy
1830:Sublime
1803:Quality
1788:Mimesis
1746:Harmony
1731:Fashion
1706:Ecstasy
1701:Disgust
1617:more...
1586:Scruton
1511:Lyotard
1446:Goodman
1426:Deleuze
1361:Aquinas
1351:Alberti
1324:more...
1303:Realism
1283:Marxism
1263:Fascism
1246:Schools
1232:Science
1187:Ancient
952:9 April
924:9 April
866:9 April
836:(ed.).
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787:Sources
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398:to the
298:shining
280:Content
140:Schools
60:Spinoza
1996:(2009)
1986:(1977)
1976:(1946)
1966:(1939)
1956:(1935)
1946:(1934)
1936:(1933)
1926:(1891)
1916:(1835)
1906:(1757)
1773:Kitsch
1751:Humour
1681:Comedy
1659:Beauty
1601:Vasari
1591:Tagore
1566:Ruskin
1506:Lukács
1496:Langer
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2085:Index
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1835:Taste
1825:Style
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1546:Plato
1541:Pater
1501:Lipps
1461:Hegel
1431:Dewey
1421:Danto
1401:Burke
1222:Music
1197:India
1180:Areas
1126:, by
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527:Notes
364:music
311:Logic
100:works
55:Böhme
1809:Rasa
1767:Kama
1741:Gaze
1676:Camp
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1471:Hume
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