Natural Beauty and Art Beauty: Kant, Hegel and Adorno revisited

The essay delves into the intricate relationship between natural beauty and artistic beauty as interpreted by Kant, Hegel, and Adorno. It examines how these philosophers' views reflect broader public and private concerns within Aesthetics Theory. By analyzing their texts, the author aims to uncover the societal implications of their ideas and how these concepts resonate in contemporary society. Additionally, the essay explores the diverse rhetorical strategies employed by the philosophers, seeking a more comprehensive definition of Aesthetics that encompasses their contributions.