How has Europe been perceived throughout its varied history? This volume shows that Europe was not, and is not, just a political project, but rather since the antique, has always also been an aesthetic project. Perspectives from art history, musicology, the history of medicine, theology, pedagogy, sociology and theater studies complement one another to create a multifaceted image of the continent, in which the aim was and still is to use the arts and aesthetic education to confront the real fragmentation in various eras. In times of a growing critique of Europe, this book is of great importance for the current moment.
Einleitung No access Pages 7 - 10 Konrad Klek, Hans Dickel, André Studt, Eckhard Roch, Prof. Dr. Christoph Richter, Ralf Frisch, Jörg Zirfas, Gert Schmidt, Clemens Risi
Zur Ästhetik Europas No access Pages 11 - 32 Jörg Zirfas
Die Bildungsreise als ästhetischer Modus der reflexiven Erfahrung europäischer Differenzhaftigkeit No access Pages 33 - 52 Leopold Klepacki
