Table of contents for Aesthetics of appearing / Martin Seel ; translated by John Farrell.

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@toc4:Preface	
@toc2:I.A Rough History of Modern Aesthetics	
@toc3:1.Eight Short Stories	
	@toc3a:Baumgarten
	Kant
	Hegel
	Schopenhauer
	Nietzsche
	Valéry
	Heidegger
	Adorno
@toc3:2.Aesthetics as Part of Philosophy	
@toc2:II.Aesthetics of Appearing	
	@toc3a:Time for the Moment
	A Situation of Perception
	The Basic Distinction
	The Course of Things
@toc3:1.What Is Appearing	
	@toc3a:Kinds of Perception
	Phenomenal Individuality
	Synaesthesia
	Recalling Presence
	Everything, at All Times
	A Minimal Concept
@toc3:2.Being-so and Appearing	
	@toc3a:A Definition
	Objects of Perception
	Appearance
	Appearing
	Logical and Phenomenal Order
	Limits of Knowledge
	Indeterminacy
	A Different Execution of Perception
	Event Objects
@toc3:3.Appearing and Semblance	
	@toc3a:Two Concepts, Two Steps
	Deceptive or Supportive Semblance
	James Turrell: Slow Dissolve
	Semblance Is Real
	Not Everything Is Semblance
@toc3:4.Appearing and Imagination	
	@toc3a:Imagination
	Objects of Sensuous Consciousness
	Aesthetic Imagination
	Imagination and Semblance
	An Asymmetry
	Objects of Imagination
	Imagination, Interpretation, Reflection
	Facultative and Constitutive Objects of Imagination
	A Primacy of Perception
@toc3:5.Situations of Appearing	
	@toc3a:Interim Results
	Three Dimensions
	Mere Appearing
	Atmospheric Appearing
	Artistic Appearing
	Presences
	Modes of Acquaintance
	Aesthetic Consciousness
@toc3:6.Constellations of Art	
	@toc3a:The Material and Medium of the Arts
	Constellational Presentation
	Valéry's and Chandler's Sentence
	Levels of Sensuousness
	Danto's Objection
	Art as Idea as Idea
	Vertical Earth Kilometer
	Movements in Literature
	The Body of Texts
	The Father of the Thought
@toc3:7.A Play for Presence	
@toc2:III.Flickering and Resonating: Borderline 
Experiences Outside and Inside Art	000
	@toc3a:Kant
	Nietzsche
	Transcendence and Immanence
	Rauschen and Rausch
	Mere Versus Artistic Resonating
	An Occurrence Without Something Occurring
	Formless Reality
	An Enduring Passing Away
	Formed Formlessness
	Some Genres
	Christoph Marthaler's Faust
	Being and Revealing
	Energies of the Artwork
	Cinematic Resonating
	The Children of the Dead
	Elfriede Jelinek's Language
	A Limit Case of Consciousness
@toc2:IV.Thirteen Statements on the Picture	000
	@toc3a:Pictures Are Presentations
	Pictorial Signs Are Not (Just) Symptoms
	Pictures Are Compact Signs
	Subsidiary Forms of the Picture
	The Self-Referentiality of Art Pictures
	All Pictures Present; Most Pictures Represent
	Representation and Similarity
	Pictures Are Sign Events
	The Phenomenological and the Semiotic Theory of the 
Picture
	Three Basic Instances of Seeing
	Cyberspace Is Not Pictorial Space
	Film, a Virtual Movement Space
	Picture and Reality
@toc2:V.Variations on Art and Violence	000
@toc4:Notes	000
Bibliography	000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Aesthetics.
Appearance (Philosophy).