Æsthetic as science of expression and general linguistic

A fresh, thoughtful investigation into the nature of art, this volume treats aesthetics not as a set of decorative rules but as a science of expression rooted in the human spirit. It argues that the true value of a work lies in the creator’s inner intuition, a claim that pushes back against the materialist currents of the nineteenth century and the dominance of empirical science.

The author’s method is unmistakably historical: every piece of art is examined on its own terms, asking what makes it singular and how faithfully it preserves the purity of its expressive intent. Along the way, he engages with the giants of philosophy—Schopenhauer, Hegel, Kant—showing both respect for their insights and a willingness to depart from their doctrines. Listeners will find a clear, rigorous framework for understanding how art communicates the deepest currents of thought and feeling.