| Summary: | Alain Badiou's 'Pequeño manual de inestética' is a philosophical exploration of aesthetics and its intersections with other domains such as mathematics, politics, and love. The book challenges relativism and argues for the integration of aesthetics within a broader philosophical framework. It critically examines the historical development of aesthetics, referencing thinkers like Alexander Baumgarten and Immanuel Kant, and emphasizes the importance of understanding aesthetics as a science of sensation rather than merely the study of beauty. Intended for readers interested in philosophy and aesthetics, it offers insights into Badiou's dialectical approach and his critique of autonomous aesthetic fields.
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