Morphology

Maria Filomena Molder is Full Professor of Philosophy at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.Diana Soeiro is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Philosophy at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.Nuno Fonseca is a Research Fellow in Philosophy at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

«In this sense, this is very much a book that succeeds in doing what Goethe wanted to do – it enlarges our vision.» (Paul Bishop, Metascience 2014)

• Contents: Javier Arnaldo: Before the Farbenlehre: Goethe’s First Systematic Writings on Colour – Dennis L. Sepper: Showing the Phenomena: The Genesis of Goethe’s Color Morphology – Jean Petitot: The Topicality of Goethe’s Theory of Colours – Maria João Mayer Branco: The Theory of Music in Goethe’s Theory of Colours – Nuno Fonseca: «Light, Shade and Colour»: The Texture of Landscape – Chiara Cappelletto: Colour as Urphänomen. Wittgenstein Reads Goethe – Nélio Conceição: Images to Exercise Ourselves. Morphology Between August Sander’s Photographs and Gerhard Richter’s Atlas – Diana Soeiro: Hikikomori and the Inhabited Form: Morphology and Territory – Maria Filomena Molder: Form as Problem: Clouds and the Sacred Vessel – José Gil: The Body and the Genesis of Forms – Ana Agud: Form in Humboldt – Maurizio Gribaudi: Forms, Tension, Movement - History and its Deployment – João Constâncio: Towards a ‘Morphology of the Will to Power’: Notes on Nietzsche’s Conception of Philosophy as ‘Psychology’ – Sílvio Varela Sousa: Problems of Form and Idea in Bataille’s Early Writtings – Hervé Le Bras: Cellular Automata and Artificial Landscapes: Three Steps in Morphology – Diogo Seixas Lopes: Night and Fog: the Atmospheres of Aldo Rossi – Federico Vercellone: After Art: Notes on the Death of Art Today – Joachim Schulte: Wittgenstein on Philosophy as Poetry.