Stefano Marino is Associate Professor of Aesthetics at the University of Bologna, Italy. Elena Romagnoli is Junior Assistant Professor of Aesthetics at the University of Pisa, Italy.

"The volume Gadamer on Art and Aesthetic Experience, edited by Stefano Marino and Elena Romagnoli, offers numerous contributions that unravel the intricate 'aesthetic threads' of Hans-Georg Gadamer's reflections." — Scenari

• Introduction. Gadamer on Art and Aesthetic Experience: Rethinking Hermeneutical Aesthetics TodayStefano Marino and Elena Romagnoli1. Gadamer's Understanding of Art as Presentation: Study on a Key Concept of Gadamer's PhilosophyJean Grondin2. Gadamer's Hermeneutical Aesthetics as Practical PhilosophyStefano Marino3. The Aesthetics of the Invisible in Hans-Georg GadamerMariannina Failla4. The "Unshapely Form" of the Work of Art: Parsing the Structure of an Irresolvable ParadoxJohn Arthos5. Critiquing Gadamer's Aesthetics: Hermeneutics and the Specificity of the AestheticGeorg W. Bertram6. Language without Sentences: The Rhythmic Nature of ArtJames Risser7. Gadamer and Pareyson on Hermeneutics and ImprovisationAlessandro Bertinetto8. Playing and Reading: The Performative Paradigm in Gadamer's AestheticsElena Romagnoli9. On the Challenge of Poetry to Thought: A Gadamerian PerspectiveGert-Jan van der Heiden10. Gadamerian Reflections on Celan and the Witness and Wounding of the Poetic WordCynthia R. NielsenList of ContributorsAuthor Index

Stefano Marino is Associate Professor of Aesthetics at the University of Bologna, Italy. Elena Romagnoli is Junior Assistant Professor of Aesthetics at the University of Pisa, Italy.

"The volume Gadamer on Art and Aesthetic Experience, edited by Stefano Marino and Elena Romagnoli, offers numerous contributions that unravel the intricate 'aesthetic threads' of Hans-Georg Gadamer's reflections." — Scenari

• Introduction. Gadamer on Art and Aesthetic Experience: Rethinking Hermeneutical Aesthetics TodayStefano Marino and Elena Romagnoli1. Gadamer's Understanding of Art as Presentation: Study on a Key Concept of Gadamer's PhilosophyJean Grondin2. Gadamer's Hermeneutical Aesthetics as Practical PhilosophyStefano Marino3. The Aesthetics of the Invisible in Hans-Georg GadamerMariannina Failla4. The "Unshapely Form" of the Work of Art: Parsing the Structure of an Irresolvable ParadoxJohn Arthos5. Critiquing Gadamer's Aesthetics: Hermeneutics and the Specificity of the AestheticGeorg W. Bertram6. Language without Sentences: The Rhythmic Nature of ArtJames Risser7. Gadamer and Pareyson on Hermeneutics and ImprovisationAlessandro Bertinetto8. Playing and Reading: The Performative Paradigm in Gadamer's AestheticsElena Romagnoli9. On the Challenge of Poetry to Thought: A Gadamerian PerspectiveGert-Jan van der Heiden10. Gadamerian Reflections on Celan and the Witness and Wounding of the Poetic WordCynthia R. NielsenList of ContributorsAuthor Index

Stefano Marino is Associate Professor of Aesthetics at the University of Bologna, Italy. Elena Romagnoli is Junior Assistant Professor of Aesthetics at the University of Pisa, Italy.

"The volume Gadamer on Art and Aesthetic Experience, edited by Stefano Marino and Elena Romagnoli, offers numerous contributions that unravel the intricate 'aesthetic threads' of Hans-Georg Gadamer's reflections." — Scenari

• Introduction. Gadamer on Art and Aesthetic Experience: Rethinking Hermeneutical Aesthetics TodayStefano Marino and Elena Romagnoli1. Gadamer's Understanding of Art as Presentation: Study on a Key Concept of Gadamer's PhilosophyJean Grondin2. Gadamer's Hermeneutical Aesthetics as Practical PhilosophyStefano Marino3. The Aesthetics of the Invisible in Hans-Georg GadamerMariannina Failla4. The "Unshapely Form" of the Work of Art: Parsing the Structure of an Irresolvable ParadoxJohn Arthos5. Critiquing Gadamer's Aesthetics: Hermeneutics and the Specificity of the AestheticGeorg W. Bertram6. Language without Sentences: The Rhythmic Nature of ArtJames Risser7. Gadamer and Pareyson on Hermeneutics and ImprovisationAlessandro Bertinetto8. Playing and Reading: The Performative Paradigm in Gadamer's AestheticsElena Romagnoli9. On the Challenge of Poetry to Thought: A Gadamerian PerspectiveGert-Jan van der Heiden10. Gadamerian Reflections on Celan and the Witness and Wounding of the Poetic WordCynthia R. NielsenList of ContributorsAuthor Index