The Domain of Interpretation
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interpretation, beauty, artAbstract
In this paper, I review the ideas of artistic interpretation and of work of art in the light of Nietzsche’s ideas, and these in the light of some contemporary ontological, epistemological and aesthetic thesis. I analyze the discredit of taste in contemporary art in terms of resentment and guilt, following the Nietzschean analysis in The Genealogy of Morals. Finally I stress the importance of beauty in Nietzsche’s writings on art as a
reminder for future art.
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