… and troubled by the question of l'art pour l'art, and who in addition has always entertained
more … are: Why does Art for Art's Sake exist at all? What is it about Western culture in these past …

… aesthetic separatism of Art for Art's sake involved fundamental distortions of the thought of
Shaftesbury, Kant, and Schiller, in which art … ' version of Kantian aesthetics in France, notably …

Para los hispanistas encierra un doble valor este libro: aviva la conciencia en cuanto a un
fen6meno artistico-literario relativamente poco estudiado, que a la fuerza ha penetrado el …

… focus on ‘art for art’s sake’, rather than Aestheticism, to open … the main philosophical issues
underlying Aestheticism. This title … discussion of Aestheticism on the relatively neglected art of …

… Furthermore, he aims to write less a history of ideas than a cultural history, though this history
is more or less limited to the phenomenon of art for art's sake as it has manifested itself in …

… art for art's sake bent of Vigny, Musset, … art for society's sake.27 Actually, the universalist or
absolutist standards congruent with French cultural uniformity did not hold the field of aesthetic …

… Aestheticism’ and ‘New Formalism’ have been reasserting the importance for modern critical
practice of concepts associated with the creed of Art for Art's Sake. … and other culture merely …

… such terms as aestheticism, pur for Art's Sake, and a phrase of … as a battle cry in Paris
movements and cultural slogans. The … social, cultural reasons for the emergence of t Art's Sake, …

… , and yet this process is the means to understanding more profoundly foreign art and its
social and cultural context. Murphy thus concludes that Baudelaire’s efforts to forge a new …

… Surrealists and down to t culture. Antithetical though they are, "art for art's sake" and the
radical, prophetic conception of the artist share in common an appeal to aesthetic autonomy as a …