Obra De Arte Um Estranhamento Na Direção Do Sensível: O Perecimento Do Perene E O Declínio Do Belo Clássico Para Hegel

Abstract

The purpose of this dissertation is to examine the way in which the classical art form manages to capture both the rise and fall of the Greek gods, providing a revelation of the mutations that permeated society at that era. From the perspective of Hegelian aesthetics, we investigate the evidence that points to the decline of the Greek gods and their manifestation through the classical art form, highlighting the crucial role played by sculpture in this process. In addition, we delve into the interconnection between the philosophy of history and Hegelian aesthetics, thus aiming to understand how art echoes Greek thought and culture, manifesting itself throughout temporal continuity. As a conclusion, we find that the decline of the Greek gods is a recurring theme, manifested in an especially striking way in art, with emphasis on sculpture, which emerges as a silent testimony of the profound metamorphoses in the worldview and beliefs of Greek society.