英文摘要 |
This paper should be in the face to the desires of molding others, creating others, and offering others welfare in the modernity and avant-garde. The first part presents the tragic dilemma of development and destruction in the modernism with the view of Marshall Berman, he interpreted The Communist Manifesto and Faust both as the roots of modernity. The second part discusses the 'economy of self-development', and 'the politics of time' in the art criticism of Baudelaire and Apollinaire. The third part attempts to demonstrate a practical aesthetics related to 'the hate of culture', 'self-conquer' (die Selbst-?berwindung), and 'self-transformation' in Nietzsche. This study attempts finally to link Berman's 'grip on the contradiction of modernity' together with Foucault's 'the critical attitude as virtue in general', to argue about the possibility toward a kind of practical Ethos for creation or 'the end of style'. |