Continuity between the World and Art, and the Problem of Globalization
This book represents a synthetic challenge to create a general aesthetics overcoming the problem of mimesis and any subordination of art, by using the ancient concept of continuity. Consequently, it traces an ontology of continuity considering nature as landscape, the persons who inhabit it as character, and the passage of the character in the landscape as journey. In addition, it also addresses the problem of continuity and globalization. As such, it is of special interest to readers of aesthetic and critical thinking, as well as literary and sociocultural scholars.
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Pedro Aullón de Haro is Professor of Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature at the University of Alicante, Spain, and created the academic concept of “Humanistic Methodologies in the Digital Age”. His publications include La Modernidad poética (2000), El signo y el espacio (2002), La sublimidad y lo sublime (2006), La continuità del mondo e dell’arte (2009), Estética de la lectura (2012), and La Ideación Barroca (2015), among others. He is also the editor of the volume series Teoría del Humanismo (2010), which places Humanism at the center of intellectual discussion of the modern world and Globalization.
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