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14 de nov. de 2017 · Walter Pater and Aestheticism By NASRULLAH MAMBROL on November 14, 2017 • ( 1). Walter Pater (1839–1894) is best known for his phrase “art for art’s sake.”In his insistence on artistic autonomy, on aesthetic experience as opposed to aesthetic object, and on experience in general as an ever vanishing flux, he is a precursor of modern views of both life and art.
ウォルター・ホレイシオ・ペイター（Walter Horatio Pater, 1839年 8月4日 - 1894年 7月30日）は、イギリス・ヴィクトリア朝時代の文人（文学者・評論家・批評家・随筆家・小説家）。 主な著作に『ルネサンス』、『享楽主義者マリウス』、『想像の肖像』、『鑑賞批評集』、『プラトンとプラトニズム ...
27 de jun. de 2023 · Trinity College, Oxford26-27 June 2023 Marking the 150th anniversary of the publication of Walter Pater’s Studies in the History of the Renaissance, this two-day conference will consider the place of Pater and The Renaissance in nineteenth-century debates on art, literature and culture, their legacies and those of aestheticism into the twenty-first century.Pater’s first book, which…
Walter Pater era il secondo figlio di Richard Glode Pater, un dottore che si era trasferito a Shadwell nei primi anni del XIX secolo e che curava la gente povera. Egli morì quando Pater era ancora bambino, cosicché la famiglia si trasferì a Enfield . Nel 1853 Pater fu mandato a studiare alla King's School di Canterbury, dove la bellezza ...
Walter Pater. Walter Horatio Pater (* 4.August 1839 in Shadwell in einem heutigen Londoner Stadtteil; † 30. Juli 1894 in Oxford) war ein englischer Essayist und Kritiker.. Leben. Walter Pater wurde als zweiter Sohn des Arztes Richard Glode Pater in Shadwell geboren. Nach dem Tod seines Vaters (Walter war noch ein Kleinkind) zog die Familie nach Enfield.
Walter Pater's personality remains elusive in spite of attempts to remove his mask. But then it was Pater himself who crafted the dichotomy and he took the liberty of erasing himself. To the frustration of his biographers he did not keep a diary nor did he write many letters, which he dismissed as "a poor means of communication" ( Letters 123).
Walter Horatio Pater, né le 4 août 1839 à Stepney et mort le 30 juillet 1894, est un essayiste anglais, historien de l'art et critique littéraire. Son activité d'enseignant à l'université d'Oxford et ses textes théoriques contribuèrent à définir l'esthétisme.
