Kant and the Own Body as Condition of Possibility of All Sublime Aesthetic Experience
Kant and the Own Body as Condition of Possibility of All Sublime Aesthetic Experience
Abstract
In the present work it will shown that the unpleasure moment of the sublime in Kant exhibit the human corporality since then subject experiences a unpleasant shudder bodily because he feeling helpless or diminutive before what he have before us. It will also show that is this subject corporality that allows at first the perception of the objects that produced the feeling of the sublime. In this way we have to consider the own body as possibility condition of all sublime esthetic experience.
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