Ethics, Aesthetics, and the Beyond of Language Simone Piccinin

Ethics, Aesthetics, and the Beyond of Language Simone PiccininExplores why American Romantic writers and contemporary continental thinkers turn to art when writing about ethics. This book explores the relationship between literature and ethics, showing how literature and art work to open up a part of ethics that resists traditional philosophy. Focusing on three American Romantic texts Wieland, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," and The Marble Faun Robert Hughes demonstrates how each dramatizes the ethical,

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” Adventures in Toyland is an underappreciated classic from a master of Victorian fiction

He argues that inquiry is self-correcting

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