The Imaginative Work of Art and Its Way of ManifestationBlaustein, Leopold (Avtor) Borek, Filip (Prevajalec) aesthetic experienceaesthetic perceptionsensory perceptionimaginative presentationsignitive perceptionThe text distinguishes three modes of aesthetic presentation: perceptual, imaginative, and signitive, with a particular focus on analyzing the imaginative mode of manifestation of a work of art in contrast to the other two. In the case of imaginative perception, there are three objects to be distinguished: depicting, imaginative, and depicted objects. Unlike the object of simple sensory perception, which exists within the spatiotemporal reality of the observer, the imaginative object does not appear in this reality. Instead, it exists as something quasi-real rather than genuinely real. The text argues that imaginative perception differs not only from simple sensory perception, but also from signitive perception—such as the perception of literary work of art, which renders its proper object in a non-intuitive way.20252026-01-14 03:52:52Neznano25220sl