Emma Mason, Isobel Armstrong
Abstract
‘Feeling as such is an entirely empty form of subjective affectivity’, Hegel said. He had nothing but contempt for theories of art based on the assumption that art ‘is meant to arouse feeling’. Inv...
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‘Feeling as such is an entirely empty form of subjective affectivity’, Hegel said. He had nothing but contempt for theories of art based on the assumption that art ‘is meant to arouse feeling’. Inv...
Key concepts: Sublime, Sorrow, Performative utterance, Feeling, Art history, Art, Poetry, Taste