The aesthetic theory of Ingarden and its philosophical implications

Nadia Delle Site

pp. 71-84

in: Hans Rudnick (ed), Ingardeniana II, Deventer, Kluwer, 1990

Abstract

Roman Ingarden belongs to the group of Hussel’s first pupils, of the Göttingen period. His aesthetic considerations, which constitute, as we will see, the most considerable and meaningful part of his philosophical work, reflect the spirit and the worries of the first phenomenological school.

Cited authors

Ingarden Roman Witold