
by Thomas de Quincey · Almuzara · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788411319331
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This essay by Thomas de Quincey explores murder from an unusual perspective, considering it as an art form. Through the analysis of historical crimes and particular cases, De Quincey posits a contradiction between ethics and aesthetics, suggesting that a crime can be studied and appreciated as a work of art. The author examines how murder has evolved over time and how it can be the object of aesthetic enjoyment, challenging moral conventions and provoking a deep reflection on the nature of art and morality.

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