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Il sublime e il caos
Kaiak 4 (2017)
Abstract
The experience of the sublime attests to the existence of the unrepresentable, of a negative of representability that does not allow itself to be demonstrated. Starting from the critique of the Kantian thesis that connects the sublime to the order of reason, the article seeks to argue that the sublime is, properly, that which does not allow itself to be sublimated.Links
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