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PARRA, LISÍMACO. Aesthetic Theory and History of Art Kant, Wölfflin, Warburg. Ideas y Valores [online]. 2012, vol.61, n.150, pp.9-35. ISSN 0120-0062.

On the basis of the reflections of two well-known art historians of the 29^th century, Heinrich Wölfflin and Aby Warburg, the article examines the validity of two central aspects of Kantian aesthetic theory: on the one hand, the possibility of providing fully complete judgments of taste, which would justify their transcendental deduction, and, on the other hand, their involvement in cultural and social life, that is, the significance of aesthetic experience as emphasized in the Kantian doctrine of taste.

Palavras-chave : I. Kant; H. Wölfflin; A. Warburg; aesthetics; history of art.

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