WebbWelcome to r/askphilosophy. Please read our rules before commenting and understand that your comments will be removed if they are not up to standard or otherwise break the rules. While we do not require citations in answers (but do encourage them), answers need to be reasonably substantive and well-researched, accurately portray the state of the … Webb3 aug. 2009 · David Hume, Immanuel Kant, Hegel, R. G. Collingwood, John Dewey, Arthur C. Danto, Richard Wollheim, Stanley Cavell, Kendall Walton, and Jacques Derrida are discussed in ways a teacher of aesthetics will feel comfortable commending to students.

From Kantianism to Aesthetic Hedonism: Aesthetic Pleasure Revised

WebbAesthetic Universals Back to Top The contemporary American philosopher Denis Dutton (1944 - 2010) has identified seven universal signatures in human aesthetics. Although there are possible exceptions and objections to many of them, they represent a useful starting point for the consideration of aesthetics: Webb27 feb. 2016 · From the 1700s onwards, the study of aesthetics became a topic of philosophical interest. Prominent philosophers such as Hume and Kant both addressed … irm performance

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WebbAesthetics and Philosophy of Art Philosophy Epistemology Philosophy of Mind “Death is the mother of all beauty.” – Wallace Stevens I have been discussing the role of the artist as he creates an object that provokes a conscious experience that we respond to aesthetically by converting it into an exemplar representation. WebbA pretty fundamental question in aesthetics - the philosophy of art. I explain the basic theories, citing Wittgenstein and George Dickie, among others, touching on art history and modern art today ... The Kantian notion of disinterest has its most direct recentdescendents in the aesthetic-attitude theories that flourished fromthe early to mid 20th century. Though Kant followed the British inapplying the term ‘disinterested’ strictly to pleasures,its migration to attitudes is not difficult to explain. For Kant … Visa mer Artistic formalism is the view that the artistically relevantproperties of an artwork—the properties in virtue of which it isan artwork and in virtue of which it is a good or bad … Visa mer Theories of aesthetic experience may be divided into two kindsaccording to the kind of feature appealed to in explanation of whatmakes … Visa mer The eighteenth-century debate between rationalists and theorists oftaste (or sentimentalists) was primarily a debate over the immediacythesis, i.e., over whether we judge objects to be beautiful byapplying principles … Visa mer To count as completea theory of aesthetic value must answertwo questions: 1. What makes aesthetic valueaesthetic? 2. What makes aesthetic valuevalue? The literature refers to the first … Visa mer irm philly