Philosophy of art: aesthetic theory and practice
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| Item Description: | " With the sustained, coherent perspective of an authored text and the diverse, authoritative views typical of an anthology, Philosophy of Art: Aesthetic Theory and Practice by David Boersema provides the context and commentary students need to comprehend the various issues in philosophy of art. Throughout the book, issues are examined using the lenses of the three broad areas of philosophy: metaphysics, epistemology, and value theory. That is, concerns are raised about what is expressed, how it is expressed, and why it is expressed. Chapters on the artist, the audience, and the artwork further break down the discipline and are applied to the final chapters on the specific types of art. The differences between art and science as well as the relationship of art and society provide a refreshing discussion of overlooked areas in philosophy of art"-- Provided by publisher. Includes bibliographical references (pages 343-344) and index |
| Physical Description: | XI, 360 S. Ill. 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780813347196 9780813347202 |
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CONTENTS
PREFTEE IX
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CHAPTER1: INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OEART WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY?
PHILOSOPHY OF ART AND AESTHETICS
PREVIEW OFUPCOMING CHAPTERS
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CHAPTER 2: THE NATURE OEART DEFINING ATT
ANTIESSENTIALISM
MORRIS W EITZ, THE ROLE OF THEORY IN AESTHETICS
REDEFINING ART
JERROLD LEVINSON, DENNING ART HISTORICALLY
ART AND EXPERIENCE
JOHN DEWEY, SELEETIONS FROM ART AS EXPERIENEE
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CHAPTER3: THE ARTWORK THE UNIQUENESS OF ART
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CONTENTS
JOSEPH MARGOLIS, THE ONTOLOGICAL PECULIARITY OFWORKS OF ART 64
ARTWORKS AND AESTHETICS 71
FRANK SIBLEY, AESTHETIC CONCEPTS 76
FORM VERSUS CONTE NT OR CONTEXT 82
CLIVE BELL, ART AND SIGNIFICANT FORM 86
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CHAPTER4: THE ARTIST 95
INTENTION 97
REPRESENTATION 98
E. H GOMBRICH, TRUTH AND THE STEREOTYPE 101
EXPRESSION 107
R. G. COLLINGWOOD, SELECTIONS FROM PRINCIPLES 0/ ART 111
CHANGE 117
ANNE BOGART, INTRODUCTION TO AND 7HEN, YOUACT 122
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CHAPTER5: THE AUDIENCE 129
DAVID E. W FENNER, AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE AND AESTHETIC ANALYSIS 134
AESTHETIC INTERPRETATION 142
RICHARD WALLHEIM, CRITICISM AS RETRIEVAL 146
AESTHETIC CRITICISM 153
MONROE C. BEARDSLEY, THE CLASSIFICATION 156
OF CRITICAL REASONS
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CHAPTER6: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ART AND SOCIETY:ETHICS, EDUCATION,
CULTURE 165ART AND VALUES 168 BERYS GAUT, THE ETHICAL CRITICISM OF ART
170AESTHETICS (AND) EDUCATION 177 MAXINE GREENE, THE ARTISTIC-AESTHETIC
CURRICULUM 183
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AESTHETICS AND CULTURE 188
CLIFFIRD GEERTZ, ART AS A CULTURAL SYSTEM 192
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CHAPTER7: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ART AND SCIENCE:METHOD, UNDERSTANDING,
KNOWLEDGE 201RELATIONS OF ART AND SCIENCE 202 HOWARD GARDNER, SELECTIONS
FROM THEARTS AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 206ART, SCIENCE, AND UNDERSTANDING
213 NELSON GOODMAN, ART AND THE UNDERSTANDING 217ART AND KNOWLEDGE
223 JOHN W BENDER, ART AS A SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE 228 I CHAPTER8:
PERFORMING ARTS 237OANCE 241 FRANCISSPARSHOTT, THE IDENTITY OF A DANCE
244THEATER 250 DAVID Z. SALTZ, HOW TO 00 THINGS ON STAGE 253MUSIC 260
PETER KIVY, THE OTHER AUTHENTICITY 264 I CHAPTER9: VISUAL ARTS
271PAINTING 272 ELEMENT GREENBERG, MODERNIST PAINTING 277PHOTOGRAPHY
283 KENDALL 1. WALTON, TRANSPARENT PICTURES 288ARCHITECTURE 295
ROGERSCRUTON, THE PROBLEM OF ARCHITECTURE 299 I CHAPTER10: LITERARY
ARTS 307
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CONTENTS
FICTION
CHRISTOPHERNEW, FICTION
POETRY
HARVEY GROSS, PROSODY AS RHYTHMIC COGNITION
CREATIVE NONFICTION
ROBERT L. ROOTJR. AND MICHAEL STEINBERG, CREATIVE
NONFICTION, THE FOURTH GENRE
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FURTHER READING
CREDITS
INDEX
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