Más allá de la estética analítica en el Neopragmatismo de Richard Shusterman

Abstract

Currently, american neo-pragmatism is posing a series of discussions that stake the foundational character of philosophy. One of them states that in re-thinking art and aesthetics from experience the current task of philosophy should also be re-thought. The main promoter of this idea is Richard Shusterman, who inspired by Dewey, develops his thought in close dialogue with the continental tradition, openly criticizing analytical aesthetics and universalist hermeneutics, proposing philosophy as a way of life, the hermeneutics of understanding, the legitimacy of popular art and somaesthetics.