TERMINUS T.46: AESTHETICS AND ANESTHETICS – ODO MARQUARD

Enter the world of philosophical reflections by Odo Marquard, one of the most outstanding thinkers of the 20th century. His works, deeply rooted in the tradition of German philosophy, are a unique combination of erudition, insight, and an innovative approach to fundamental questions about the nature of reality, man, and society. The book "Terminus T.46: Aesthetics and Anesthetics" is a collection of essays in which the author analyzes the relationship between aesthetics and anesthetics, i.e. areas that at first glance seem to be distant, but in fact are closely related. Marquard shows how aesthetics, understood as the theory of beauty and art, can be used to alleviate pain and suffering, and anesthetics, as the science of anesthesia, can influence our perception of beauty and art.

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• 252 pages full of inspiring thoughts and analyzes.
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Odo Marquard (1928-2015) was one of the most important German philosophers of the 20th century. His works, characterized by erudition, insight and an innovative approach to philosophical problems, had a huge impact on the development of contemporary humanities. Marquard was a professor of philosophy at the University of Giessen and a member of many prestigious scientific academies. His research interests included the philosophy of history, philosophy of culture, aesthetics and ethics.

"Terminus T.46: Aesthetics and Anesthetics" is a must-read for all philosophy lovers, humanities students and people looking for inspiration to reflect on the modern world. This book forces you to think, provokes discussion and allows you to rediscover the beauty and value of human experience. It is a position that will certainly remain in the reader's memory for a long time.

The 2007 edition is a classic that has not lost its relevance. Marquard's thoughts are still alive and inspiring, and his analyses of the relationship between aesthetics and anesthetics allow for a better understanding of contemporary culture and society. This book is not only a valuable source of knowledge, but also an invitation to dialogue and search for your own answers to fundamental questions about the nature of man and the world.