An Introduction into Klacel's Aesthetics (in Czechoslovakian)

Estetika: The European Journal of Aesthetics 20:224-236 (1983)
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Klacel's "introduction to aesthetics" is the first attempt at aesthetic system according to hegelian and neohegelian system in neoczech language. in this work it is possible to differentiate three thematic parts: aesthetics as philosophy of beauty and art, the category of aesthetics, and the system of art. (edited)

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