CHAPTER TWO - Dartmouth College

In 1800, Schlegel declared that music has "more affinity to philosophy than to poetry." Schiller praised music as the most formal and least mimetic of arts. Schelling devoted a treatise to art and in a series of lectures delivered in Jena in 1802-03, and argued, like Kant, that art could reconcile the real and finite with the ideal and infinite. ................
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