What happens when the traditional philosophical subdiscipline of aesthetics is approached phenomenologically? Is it changed? What are the consequences for phenomenology? Aesthetics is a late emerging subdiscipline within philosophy, and during the last three centuries has been for the most part considered inferior to logic and epistemology, as well as to ontology and ethics. To some extent it has also suffered the same fate within phenomenology, where it has yet to attain the same status as ethics. Nevertheless, it is astonishing to see how many phenomenologists have previously worked in aesthetics and how aesthetics is of central interest for such a considerable group of them today. Thus not only students, but also phenomenologists of different specialties as well as colleagues in different philosophical traditions may find the contents of the present handbook interesting. [download]
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