La estética de lo bello y la exaltación de la cultura popular
A plea in favor of the classic concept of beauty and against the post-modern conception of the fact that everything can be art and everyone can be an artist. There is an attempt to rescue the aesthetic conception contained in the works of the Frankfurt School, especially those of Theodor W. Adorn...
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| Sumario: | A plea in favor of the classic concept of beauty and against the post-modern
conception of the fact that everything can be art and everyone can be an
artist. There is an attempt to rescue the aesthetic conception contained in the
works of the Frankfurt School, especially those of Theodor W. Adorno and
Herbert Marcuse: art as faithfulness to a pledge for happiness. The critical
and anticipatory function of the great art is revived, and the presumably
progressive and democratic character of contemporary art is questioned. The
present-day elites, democratically legitimized, share the same aesthetic
inclinations as those of the masses, but exerting a manipulative function in
the configuration of everyday life.
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