Ways to face the nothing.
Aesthetic inquiries about nihilism and autopoiesis
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Aesthetic, art, autopoiesisAbstract
I offer below a few hermeneutical considerations about autopoiesis. First, I analize the modern subject, paying especial attention to the progressive conscience and to the desire to rebuild him before he discovered his essencial void. Then, I will consider the work Más que formas. Confluencias del arte y la vida (2022) of Luis Puelles Romero, introducing some opinions about autopoiesis: I differentiate the poetic pretension centered on the surface of what one is (aesthetic self) and the one who lives as a modern art work.
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