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E. H. Gombrich: relectura de las Lecciones sobre estética de Hegel

Authors: Lizárraga Gutiérrez, Paula;

E. H. Gombrich: relectura de las Lecciones sobre estética de Hegel

Abstract

Las Lecciones sobre estética de Hegel ha sido un texto de una enorme importancia para laHistoria del arte y de la cultura. Todos los autores que se han dedicado posteriormente a estas disciplinashan sufrido, de una u otra manera, la influencia de Hegel. E. H. Gombrich no ha escapado a esta influencia,pero su lectura de la Estética de Hegel ha tenido, en algunos puntos, el carácter crítico que se venía echando demenos en muchos autores modernos y contemporáneos. Gombrich rechazó así la preponderancia que Hegelatribuyó al espíritu de una determinada época, como si pudiera ser el artífice intelectual de la obra de arte, perosin duda reconoció la importancia de la peculiar interacción que el artista establece con su época, siendo éstauna prueba más de su genio creador, en la medida en que es capaz de asumirla.

Hegel´s Lectures on Aesthetics has been a text of outstanding importance for the History of art and of culture. Every author has experienced and intense influence of Hegel, in dealing with both disciplines. The case of E.H. Gombrich is not different, even thou his approach to Hegel´s Aesthetics, in contrast with most other modern authors, has been mainly critic. Gombrich rejected Hegel´s idea of the prominence of a certain age´s spirit, refusing that it may act as an intellectual and impersonal creator of the works of art, even thou he always assumed the narrow interconection between the artist and the historical context in which he lives, been a further prove of his genius the capacity of assuming his own time.

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Historicismo, Estética, Historia del arte, Historia de la cultura

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