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The Possibility of Culture

Pleasure and Moral Development in Kant's Aesthetics

Bradley MurraySeries: New Directions in Aesthetics
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Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Wiley

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The Possibility of Culture: Pleasure and Moral Development in Kant's Aesthetics presents an in-depth exploration and deconstruction of Kant's depiction of the ways in which aesthetic pursuits can promote personal moral development.

• Presents an in-depth exploration of the connection between Kant's aesthetics and his views on moral development
• Reveals the links between Kant's aesthetics and his anthropology and moral psychology
• Explores Kant's notion of genius and his views on the connections between the social aspects of taste and moral development
• Addresses aspects of Kant's ethical theory that will interest scholars working in ethics and moral psychology

Related Subjects

  • Aesthetics
  • Philosophy
  • Adult Nonfiction

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  • SeriesNew Directions in Aesthetics

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    Bradley MurrayAuthor