This book by Oum El Zein Benchiakha El Meskini delves into the profound shifts in aesthetic thought, tracing the evolution of the concept of the sublime from its foundational formulations by Immanuel Kant to its deconstructive re-examinations by Jacques Derrida. It explores how art has transcended traditional boundaries, challenging established notions of beauty and meaning within contemporary aesthetics. The author meticulously analyzes key philosophical perspectives, revealing how the 'marvelous' or 'sublime' has been redefined, reflecting the complexities and innovations of modern artistic expression and its theoretical underpinnings. This work offers a critical survey for anyone interested in the philosophy of art and the trajectory of aesthetic ideas.