Paul Crowther is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the National University of Ireland Galway, and a Member of the Royal Irish Academy. He has published many monographs on phenomenology and the arts, most recently The Aesthetics of Self-Becoming: How Art Forms Empower, Routledge (2019)

"This much needed study does a masterful job of knitting together Husserl’s texts on art and aesthetic consciousness and of showing how relevant they are for addressing the fundamental questions of aesthetics."John Brough, Georgetown University, USA

• Introduction: Husserl’s Phenomenology and Phenomenological AestheticsChapter 1. The Scope of Aesthetic ConsciousnessChapter 2. The Phenomenology of Visual RepresentationChapter 3. Aesthetic Form and the Phenomenological ReductionChapter 4. The Phenomenology of Literature, Theatre, and MusicFinal Review: And Some Glimpses of the Digital…

Paul Crowther is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the National University of Ireland Galway, and a Member of the Royal Irish Academy. He has published many monographs on phenomenology and the arts, most recently The Aesthetics of Self-Becoming: How Art Forms Empower, Routledge (2019)

"This much needed study does a masterful job of knitting together Husserl’s texts on art and aesthetic consciousness and of showing how relevant they are for addressing the fundamental questions of aesthetics."John Brough, Georgetown University, USA

• Introduction: Husserl’s Phenomenology and Phenomenological AestheticsChapter 1. The Scope of Aesthetic ConsciousnessChapter 2. The Phenomenology of Visual RepresentationChapter 3. Aesthetic Form and the Phenomenological ReductionChapter 4. The Phenomenology of Literature, Theatre, and MusicFinal Review: And Some Glimpses of the Digital…

Paul Crowther is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the National University of Ireland Galway, and a Member of the Royal Irish Academy. He has published many monographs on phenomenology and the arts, most recently The Aesthetics of Self-Becoming: How Art Forms Empower, Routledge (2019)

"This much needed study does a masterful job of knitting together Husserl’s texts on art and aesthetic consciousness and of showing how relevant they are for addressing the fundamental questions of aesthetics."John Brough, Georgetown University, USA

• Introduction: Husserl’s Phenomenology and Phenomenological AestheticsChapter 1. The Scope of Aesthetic ConsciousnessChapter 2. The Phenomenology of Visual RepresentationChapter 3. Aesthetic Form and the Phenomenological ReductionChapter 4. The Phenomenology of Literature, Theatre, and MusicFinal Review: And Some Glimpses of the Digital…