Hegel on Beauty

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Focusing on Hegel's perspective, the study challenges the prevailing emphasis on his 'end of art' thesis by exploring his concepts of beauty and its historical evolution. Peters argues that beauty is not limited to art, suggesting a broader relevance in Hegel's philosophy. Her analysis reveals significant implications for understanding Hegel's aesthetics, as well as connections to his anthropology and ethical ideas, encouraging a reevaluation of the interplay between beauty and art in Hegel's thought.