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Originally published in 1766, the "Laocoon" has been called the first modern attempt to define the d...
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Originally published in 1766, the "Laocoon" has been called the first modern attempt to define the distinctive spheres of art and poetry, and its author, Lessing, the first modern esthetician. Lessing invented the modern concept of the artistic medium and modernist assumptions of the uniqueness of the individual arts. A new Foreword by Michael Fried emphasizes Lessing's current importance regarding trends in art history and literary theory. (Philosophy)
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Full name
Laocoon
Author
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
Language
English
English
Binding
Book - Paperback
Date of issue
1984
Number of pages
296
EAN
9780801831393
ISBN
0801831393
Libristo code
04708374
Publishers
Johns Hopkins University Press
Weight
382
Dimensions
139 x 216 x 25
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