Abstract

[Will Beauty Save the Law (and the Cities)?] George Steiner wrote that language and art exist due to the presence of the Other, a concept shared with the law, which also derives its existence from the Other. Cities, too, are intricately connected to this concept, serving as aggregations of Others and primarily providing habitation for people. The verb "to inhabit," as noted by Heidegger, embodies humanity's relationship with the Earth, reflecting the essence of human nature. Similarly, lawyers, artists, and urban architects recognize the profound influence of ever-changing human nature on their work. Within this framework, an exploration of Beauty, as a fundamental aspect of human life, becomes unavoidable in legal and political fields.