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October 2002
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The British Journal of Aesthetics
Examinant la distinction entre beaute libre et beaute par adhesion dans la «Critique du jugement», l'A. analyse les trois approches differentes du concept de beaute par adhesion chez Kant, et montre qu'elle representent trois interpretations de la relation entre la forme, la fonction et les contraintes et le plaisir dans l'experience esthetique.
... It seems to me that this interpretation of dependent beauty is not incompatible with the conclusion reached by Guyer after his broad recognition of the concept (Guyer 2005b). of classicist taste, linked to the ancient adage "ars est celare artem,"¹³ wherein the first occurrence of art would be beautiful, successful fine art, and the second would be the premodern notion of art as téchne. But it seems to me that this passage should not be read that way. ...
October 2002
The British Journal of Aesthetics
