Anesthesia: A Brief Reflection on Contemporary Aesthetics

Seaburn Press (2008)
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Abstract

Amidst competing claims of beauty, truth and goodness, Trajan, a young man named after a once celebrated Roman Emperor, attempts to decipher why it is that Kant is wrong, love is capricious, and why you should never take advice from a puppet.

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