June 20, at Vintage hall of the Center for contemporary art VINZAVOD will host a lecture by Sergei Lishaeva “Aesthetics Other: time and space in aesthetic experience»

 

Lecturer: Sergey Lishaev

moderator: Alexander Michael

 

Build the pillars of philosophical aesthetics, is made by Kant, Schiller, Schelling and Hegel, still defines the conceptual horizons of this discipline. But built on its basis of a conceptual model is not able to meet the need for articulation of sensory experience, which excites modern man. Conceptual detectors of classical aesthetics that are configured on the description of the beautiful and the ugly, still work properly when it comes to these phenomena. However, they do nothing, when we talk about the experience, an aesthetic focus which is not the current form but formation, not essence and existence, not reality, but an opportunity. The phenomenological tradition of the twentieth century, which put into question many of the setup of classical philosophy offers the tools for the description and reading of aesthetic experience as the experience of Presence, and contemplate the circle of objects and phenomena no longer restricted to works of art.

 

In the lecture “Aesthetics Other: time and space in aesthetic experience" of the philosopher Sergey Lishaev will present the draft non-classical aesthetic theory aiming at the description and interpretation of sensory Givens special, Other. According to this theory, to the sphere of aesthetic experience can be assigned to any “as is”, which is accompanied by a special sense and cannot be reduced to an external cause (which smotrikino). Hermeneutics of the Other sensory Givens clarifies the ontological and aesthetic aspects of the actual locations, typologize them and sprinkles (a posteriori) on the map. This experience is not based on predetermined, a priori categories, and, therefore, can be endlessly expanded, responding to the modern reality.

 

Typology of aesthetic experience allows, in particular, to constitute the regions of aesthetic experience, the external referent which are space and time. Not only has a beautiful shape is able to snatch us from viscous incoherence of everyday existence, but also the aesthetic of the meeting with the time when the center of attention are old and dilapidated, young and fleeting. Ravnodushnym aesthetic potential and space onlycause of man in the phenomena of the abyss and the clouds, vast and Dali. What we capture these phenomena? What is the configuration of their cuts to the quick otherness? These and other questions will be considered at the analysis of phenomena of decay and spaciousness.

 

Sergey Lishaev — doctor of philosophical Sciences, Professor of the Department of philosophy of the University. The author of nine books, four of which are devoted to the aesthetics of Another (the phenomenology of aesthetic locations).  

 

Alexander Mikhailovsky — the candidate of philosophical Sciences, associate Professor Higher school of Economics.