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The Philosophy of Art: Readings Ancient and Modern
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ONE: ARTISTS: CONCEPTS OF CREATIVITY.
Synopses & Reviews
Publisher Comments:
This anthology is intended as a core text for courses in aesthetics or philosophy of art. It contains a wealth of readings from both classic and contemporary sources, and aims to present substantial selections from those texts rather than mere "snippets." Readings are organized historically within four broad themes so that students can see how concepts of art have evolved and been debated. Each reading is introduced by the authors, who suggest connections between the reading and others in the anthology. Unlike other anthologies on the market, The Philosophy of Art is both comprehensive and affordable, making it the ideal book for course use.
Synopsis:
An anthology of readings from both classic and contemporary sources. The readings are organized into four major aesthetic themes: artists; artworks; audiences; and purposes and perils of art. Headnotes for each reading suggest connections to readings elsewhere in the text.
Table of Contents
ONE: ARTISTS: CONCEPTS OF CREATIVITY.Plato: The Ion (Woodruff translation).Wordsworth: Preface to the 1800 edition of Lyrical Ballads.Nietzsche: "Attempt at a Self-Criticism," and extensive excerpts from sections 1-15 of The Birthof Tragedy (Kaufmann translation).Freud: "Creative Writers and Day-dreaming" (Grant Duff translation).Eliot: "Tradition and the Individual Talent."Beardsley: "On the Creation of Art."John Dewey: "Having an Experience."Hans-Georg Gadamer: "The Play of Art," from The Relevance of the Beautiful.Christine Battersby: "The Male Gift" and "The Great +I AM'," Chapters 4 and 5 of Gender and Genius.TWO: ARTWORKS.Form and Content.Clive Bell: "The Aesthetic Hypothesis," from Art.Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Wordsworth: Preface to the 1800 edition of Lyrical Ballads.Nietzsche: "Attempt at a Self-Criticism," and extensive excerpts from sections 1-15 of The Birthof Tragedy (Kaufmann translation).Freud: "Creative Writers and Day-dreaming" (Grant Duff translation).Eliot: "Tradition and the Individual Talent."Beardsley: "On the Creation of Art."John Dewey: "Having an Experience."Hans-Georg Gadamer: "The Play of Art," from The Relevance of the Beautiful.Christine Battersby: "The Male Gift" and "The Great +I AM'," Chapters 4 and 5 of Gender and Genius.TWO: ARTWORKS.Form and Content.Clive Bell: "The Aesthetic Hypothesis," from Art.Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
of Tragedy (Kaufmann translation).Freud: "Creative Writers and Day-dreaming" (Grant Duff translation).Eliot: "Tradition and the Individual Talent."Beardsley: "On the Creation of Art."John Dewey: "Having an Experience."Hans-Georg Gadamer: "The Play of Art," from The Relevance of the Beautiful.Christine Battersby: "The Male Gift" and "The Great +I AM'," Chapters 4 and 5 of Gender and Genius.TWO: ARTWORKS.Form and Content.Clive Bell: "The Aesthetic Hypothesis," from Art.Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Eliot: "Tradition and the Individual Talent."Beardsley: "On the Creation of Art."John Dewey: "Having an Experience."Hans-Georg Gadamer: "The Play of Art," from The Relevance of the Beautiful.Christine Battersby: "The Male Gift" and "The Great +I AM'," Chapters 4 and 5 of Gender and Genius.TWO: ARTWORKS.Form and Content.Clive Bell: "The Aesthetic Hypothesis," from Art.Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
John Dewey: "Having an Experience."Hans-Georg Gadamer: "The Play of Art," from The Relevance of the Beautiful.Christine Battersby: "The Male Gift" and "The Great +I AM'," Chapters 4 and 5 of Gender and Genius.TWO: ARTWORKS.Form and Content.Clive Bell: "The Aesthetic Hypothesis," from Art.Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Christine Battersby: "The Male Gift" and "The Great +I AM'," Chapters 4 and 5 of Gender and Genius.TWO: ARTWORKS.Form and Content.Clive Bell: "The Aesthetic Hypothesis," from Art.Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Form and Content.Clive Bell: "The Aesthetic Hypothesis," from Art.Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Clement Greenberg: "Modernist Painting."R. G. Collingwood: Excerpts from the Introduction and Book I, "Art and Not Art," of The Principles of Art.R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
R. K. Elliott: "Aesthetic Theory and the Experience of Art."The Project of DefinitionMorris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Morris Weitz: "The Role of Theory in Aesthetics."Maurice Mandelbaum: "Family Resemblances and Generalizations Concerning the Arts."Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Arthur C. Danto: "The Artworld."George Dickie: "The New Institutional Theory of Art."Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Jerrold Levinson: "Defining Art Historically."Richard Eldridge: "Form and Content: An Aesthetic Theory of Art."THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
THREE: AUDIENCES.The Logic of Taste.David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
David Hume: "Of the Standard of Taste."Immanuel Kant: "Analytic of the Beautiful."Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Edward Bullough, "Psychical Distance."Frank Sibley, "Aesthetic Concepts. Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Kendall Walton: "Categories of Art." Stanley Cavell: "Aesthetic Judgment and a Philosophical Claim."Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Arnold Isenberg: "Critical Communication."Intention and Interpretation.Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Dewey: "Having an Experience," from Art as Experience.WimsattandBeardsley: "The Intentional Fallacy."Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Roland Barthes: "The Death of the Author," from Image-Music-Text.E. D. Hirsch: "In Defense of the Author" (Chapter 1 of Validity in Interpretation).Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Richard Wollheim: "Criticism as Retrieval."Michael Baxandall: "Intentional Visual Interest" from Chapter 2 of Patterns of Intention.Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Jenefer Robinson: "Style and Personality in the Literary Work."Beardsley: "The Testability of an Interpretation."Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Stanley Fish: "Is There a Text in this Class?"Susan Sontag: "Against Interpretation."FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
FOUR: ART: PURPOSES AND PERILS.Plato: Republic, Excerpts from Book III (386-398b), and Book X (595-608b) (Lee translation).Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Aristotle: Poetics, Chapters 1-15, first half of 17, 23-26 (Halliwell translation).Leo Tolstoy: Excerpts from What is Art?John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
John Dewey: "Art and Civilization," from Art as Experience. Theodor Adorno: "On the Fetish Character in Music and the Regression of Listening," from The Culture Industry.Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Monroe C. Beardsley: "The Arts in the Life of Man," from Aesthetics: Problems in the Philosophy of Criticism.Linda Nochlin: "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
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