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Such an aesthetic would have provided Goldmann with a critical method entirely
independent of the declared preferences of both the reading public and the
professional practitioners of literary criticism . But , in fact , he does no such thing .
Such an aesthetic would have provided Goldmann with a critical method entirely
independent of the declared preferences of both the reading public and the
professional practitioners of literary criticism . But , in fact , he does no such thing .
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aspire to universality on the basis of a corresponding disdain for the real
aesthetic experiences of many thousands of individuals over a period of some
three centuries . This notion of a mythical , universally applicable , aesthetic ideal
is , then ...
aspire to universality on the basis of a corresponding disdain for the real
aesthetic experiences of many thousands of individuals over a period of some
three centuries . This notion of a mythical , universally applicable , aesthetic ideal
is , then ...
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Both in its content and in its philosophical underpinnings , Lukács ' s aesthetic is
more akin to the speculative aesthetics ... inadequacy of those categories to the
general problem of understanding aesthetic enjoyment should be demonstrated .
Both in its content and in its philosophical underpinnings , Lukács ' s aesthetic is
more akin to the speculative aesthetics ... inadequacy of those categories to the
general problem of understanding aesthetic enjoyment should be demonstrated .
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Contents
Goldmanns Genetic Structuralism | 8 |
A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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