1. Introduction – Art, Aesthetics and Politics

2. Early Romantics I. – Schiller and the Aesthetic Education of Men

3. Early Romantics II. – The Aesthetic Revolution

4. Ideology and Utopia

5. Critical Theory I. – Culture as a Problem

6. Critical Theory II. – Art as the Redemption of Society

7. Critical Theory III. – Art and Freedom

8. Aesthetic and Political Judgement

9. Distribution of the Sensible – On Jacques Rancière

10. Aesthetic Democracy

11. Conclusion – The Political Role of Art

12. Exam