The Kantian subject sensus communis, mimesis, work of mourning - Japaridze, Tamar (State University of New York Press, 2000)
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 153-161) and index
The Kantian subject and contemporary critique -- - Transference and language -- - The Critique of Judgment and post-Kantian philosophy -- - Heidegger: Critique of representation -- - Freud: Mimesis and the work of mourning -- - The temporal character of the Kantian subject -- - Kant's ethics and its precursors -- - System -- - The system of critical philosophy -- - The concept of beauty and the Kantian system -- - Sensus Communis -- - The aesthetic faculty -- - Sensibility and judgment -- - Reason: "Das was hierbei streitig wird, ist nicht die Sache, sondern der Ton" -- - The critical faculty -- - The Sublime -- - Time and the vital forces -- - Aesthetics and representation: Grounding of the Kantian system -- - The sublimation of the senses: Taste and reflection -- - Conclusion: Language