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Ethics and Aesthetics: A Plea for a Realistic Ethics

Three presuppositions are contained in the formulation of the topic: 1. As a rule, ethics and aesthetics are seen äs separate philosophical disciplines. Here, however, they should be set in relationship to one another. 2. The consequence or the fruit of this relationship is a perspective on a reality-based ethics. 3. The attribute "realistic" is not to be understood here in the colloquial sense of lowered expectations, but äs a philosophical term designating reality.