The aesthetic revolution in Germany 1750-1950: from Winckelmann to Nietzsche: from Nietzsche to Beckmann

Frankfurt am Main: PL Academic Research (2017)
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The rationalisation of the world is answered in Germany by an Aesthetic Revolution (Winckelmann, the romantic movement). It culminates in Nietzsche, and becomes a conservative revolution in the 1920s. After 1945, Beckmann and M. Walser embody the necessity of the aesthetic perspective.

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