Das Ansprechende und die Schönheit / The Appealing and Beauty:

Montag, 16. Juni 2025

Das Ansprechende und die Schönheit / The Appealing and Beauty:

Das Schöne ist das Ansprechende.
Das Hässliche das Abstoßende.

Schiller schrieb Briefe bezüglich
der Ästhetischen Erziehung des
Menschen.

Übertragen somit:
Der Mensch kann Bezug
zum Ansprechenden
herstellen.

--

Aber auch unter den Aussagen
sind manche Aussagen mehr
ansprechend als Andere.
Warum sprechen diese
Aussagen an?
Warum lassen jene
Aussagen kalt?

--

Musik:

Welche Musik spricht Dich
am meisten an?

--

Frauen:

Auf welche Frauen sprichst Du

am meisten an?

--

Landschaften:

Auf welche Landschaften sprichst Du
am meisten an?

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The beautiful is what appeals.
The ugly is what repels.

Schiller wrote letters concerning
the aesthetic education of
human beings.

Thus transferred:
A person can establish a
connection to what is
appealing.

--

But also among statements,
some statements are more
appealing than others.
Why do these statements
speak to us?
Why do those
leave us cold?

--

Music:

Which music appeals to you
the most?

--

Women:

Which women do you find
the most appealing?

--

Landscapes:

Which landscapes do you find
the most appealing?

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