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Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art: The Analytic Tradition: An Anthology

by Peter Lamarque (Editor), Stein Haugom Olsen (Editor)

Other authors: Bruce Baugh (Contributor), Monroe C. Beardsley (Contributor), Malcolm Budd (Contributor), Allen Carlson (Contributor), Noël Carroll (Contributor)26 more, Gregory Currie (Contributor), Arthur C. Danto (Contributor), Stephen Davies (Contributor), George Dickie (Contributor), Berys Gaut (Contributor), R. W. Hepburn (Contributor), Peter Kivy (Contributor), Peter Lamarque (Contributor), Jerrold Levinson (Contributor), Joseph Margolis (Contributor), Jack W. Meiland (Contributor), Stein Haugom Olsen (Contributor), Philip Pettit (Contributor), Colin Radford (Contributor), Jenefer M. Robinson (Contributor), Anthony Savile (Contributor), Roger Scruton (Contributor), John Searle (Contributor), Frank Sibley (Contributor), Robert Stecker (Contributor), Jerome Stolnitz (Contributor), P. F. Strawson (Contributor), J. O. Urmson (Contributor), Kendall L. Walton (Contributor), Morris Weitz (Contributor), Richard Wollheim (Contributor)

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This anthology provides comprehensive coverage of the major contributions of analytic philosophy to aesthetics and the philosophy of art, from the earliest beginnings in the 1950's to the present time. Traces the contributions of the analytic tradition to aesthetics and the philosophy of art, from the 1950's to the present time. Designed as a comprehensive guide to the field, it presents the most often-cited papers that students and researchers encounter. Addresses a wide range of topics, including identifying art, ontology, intention and interpretation, values of art, aesthetic properties, fictionality, and the aesthetics of nature. Explores particular art forms, including pictorial art, literature, music, and the popular arts.… (more)

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