The complex relationship between life and the arts has always been a crucial topic in philosophical discourse. The essays in this book discuss fundamental issues of modern and contemporary aesthetics, drawing upon the work of the French philosopher Jean- Pierre Cometti, a key figure in the studies of aesthetics, pragmatism, and Austrian philosophy. The volume covers a wide-range of topics, from the examination of fundamental principles of art and literary criticism to a new understanding of the Modernist notion of art. It proposes an anthropological aesthetics using Musil’s The Man Without Qualities or the analysis of literary characters such as Tolstoj’s Hadji Murat and Cervantes’ Don Quixote as a tool to cast light on themes in Wittgenstein’s philosophy. Editors Carla Carmona and Jerrold Levinson have brought together renowned voices in the field of philosophy to offer a window onto Cometti’s philosophical work, as well as an in-depth analysis of contemporary artistic and aesthetic practices, in an effort to overcome what can sometimes appear as a gulf between art and life.
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The man without qualities or the question of how to live: In conversation with Jean-Pierre Cometti´s l´homme exact
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The melody and the sentence: Wittgenstein´s philosophical investigations, culturally interwoven perception, and the analogy between music and words
Garry Hagberg
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Clarification: Wittgenstein´s gedichtete philosophie
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Wittgenstein, ethics and literature: The case of Tolstoy´s tale Hadji Murat
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On seeing and aspects: Cometti, Wittgenstein, and Don Quixote
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Cometti´s late thoughts: Some notes about Contemporary Art Agency
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On being about what count: Art, money, value, and figurative distancie as artistic quality
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Exposition and installation: Jean-Pierre Cometti against the commodification of art objects
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