In this discussion of the aesthetic in everyday life the aesthetic codes of advertising, architecture, the Internet and everyday images are used as examples of the disorientation which a multiplication of codes creates. Welsch proposes untangling the `aestheticization of everyday life' and replacing it by more meaningful and durable categories.
Über den Autor Wolfgang Welsch
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Wolfgang Welsch ist Professor em. für Philosophie. Bis 2012 lehrte er Theoretische Philosophie an der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena.
