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What Consciousness Forgets: Lyotard's Concept of the Sublime

R. van de Vall

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This chapter contains sections titled: The Voice The Sublime as a Breach in the Given Itself Heterogeneity and Philosophical Reflection The Sublime of the Avant-Garde The Paradox of the Artistic Sublime

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This chapter contains sections titled: The Voice The Sublime as a Breach in the Given Itself Heterogeneity and Philosophical Reflection The Sublime of the Avant-Garde The Paradox of the Artistic Sublime

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This chapter contains sections titled: The Voice The Sublime as a Breach in the Given Itself Heterogeneity and Philosophical Reflection The Sublime of the Avant-Garde The Paradox of the Artistic Sublime

Key concepts: Sublime, Consciousness, Aesthetics, Philosophy, Art, Art history, Epistemology

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