De Gruyter - The Sublime in Kant and Beckett (Kantstudien 140)

Explore the connection between aesthetic judgement and ethics in this scholarly work from De Gruyter. Part of the Kantstudien-Erganzungshefte series (Volume 140), this book examines the concepts of the sublime through the philosophical lenses of Immanuel Kant and the literary works of Samuel Beckett. This publication serves as a specialized resource for students and academics interested in literary theory and movements. It provides a deep look at how aesthetic experiences relate to moral frameworks and literature. By studying the intersection of Kantian philosophy and Beckettian drama, readers gain insight into the historical and critical evolution of these ideas. Whether you are researching history and criticism or modern literary movements, this volume offers a focused study on the relationship between philosophical thought and creative expression. It is a necessary addition to any academic library focused on poetry, drama, and literary criticism.