BEAUTY: ICONOLOGY AND DESIRE – REFLECTIONS ON AESTHETICS OF ARTS AND LITERARY OBJECTIVIZATION. LESSING’S EMILIA GALOTTI
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In Emilia Galotti, Lessing uses two portraits, paintings, to introduce a discussion on beauty, a topic he had approched a few years before in his framework Laokoon. Analyzing these two portraits, I focus my attention on the possibilities of imitation and perception of beauty in literature and show that this central category of esthetics is rather constructed than essential.
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2013-01-08
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Djoufack, P. (2013). BEAUTY: ICONOLOGY AND DESIRE – REFLECTIONS ON AESTHETICS OF ARTS AND LITERARY OBJECTIVIZATION. LESSING’S EMILIA GALOTTI. Anuari De Filologia. Literatures Contemporànies, (2), 1–20. https://doi.org/10.1344/%x
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