Studies in Recent Aesthetic

“Studies in Recent Aesthetic” by Katherine Gilbert is a scholarly examination published by the University of North Carolina Press in March 2013. This edition, consisting of 190 pages, revisits Gilbert’s original work from 1927, offering insights into contemporary theories of aesthetics. The author critically engages with the doctrines of notable figures such as Bergson, Bosanquet, Croce, Lalo, and Santayana, providing original contributions to the discourse surrounding their philosophies.

Readers will find a thorough survey that outlines the general direction of aesthetic theorizing, highlighting its scope and identifying existing gaps within the field. This volume serves as a resource for those interested in philosophy, particularly in the context of aesthetic theory. The UNC Press Enduring Edition ensures that this important work remains accessible, presented in an affordable paperback format while retaining the integrity of the original text.