Hegel's Aesthetics and Literary Theory 3

Onur Bilge Kula focuses on the concept of "particularity" in this third volume of his work on aesthetics and literary theory, which he prepared by examining Hegel's twenty-volume collected works. In this volume, where the system of singular arts is discussed, the relationship between singular forms of art is also questioned. The relationship between music and literature, which has the power to "produce the totality of beauty completely", in Hegel's words, is among the topics considered. What is the difference between prose and poetry? What is the essence of literature? How do Western and Eastern literatures differ according to Hegel? Focusing on these questions, Onur Bilge Kula reaches the concept of "artistic analysis" as a result and realizes Hegel's "last wish", which is "the idea of beauty and the true being connected to each other with an unbreakable bond". ABOUT THE AUTHOR Onur Bilge Kula: He was born in Kayseri in 1954. He studied at the Technical University of Berlin between 1972 and 1974. He graduated from the Department of German Language and Literature at the Faculty of Languages, History and Geography in 1978. He has been working at Hacettepe University, Faculty of Letters, Department of German Language and Literature since April 2003. He has been working as the General Directorate of Libraries and Publications at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Turkey since March 2010. AUTHOR'S OTHER BOOKS FROM ISTANBUL BILGI UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS Hegel's Aesthetics and Theory of Literature 1 Hegel's Aesthetics and Theory of Literature 2 PLANNED ADVERTISING WORKS Radikal Kitap, Mesele Magazine, Express Magazine, Social History



Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Istanbul Bilgi University Publications

Number of Pages: 0

First Publication Year: 2011

Language: Turkish