Philosophy and Art brings together twenty-one original essays at the intersection of art and philosophy. The essays explore philosophical matters by examining art and other aesthetic objects, and bring together contemporary thought and research in philosophy of art with important developments in other areas of philosophy.
Philosophy and Art brings together twenty-one original essays at the intersection of art and philosophy. The essays explore philosophical matters by examining art and other aesthetic objects, and bring together contemporary thought and research in philosophy of art with important developments in other areas of philosophy.
Alex King is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Simon Fraser University. She has written widely on issues in aesthetics and ethics. Her work in aesthetics primarily concerns aesthetic normativity, reasons, and value. In ethics, her work in has focused on the 'ought implies can' principle. She is author of What We Ought and What We Can (Routledge, 2019), which provides an overview of the principle and an extended argument against it.
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction, Alex King * SECTION 1. ART AND ITS ORIGINS * 1: Ontological Contextualism and Upper Paleolithic Cave Art, Stephen Davies * 2: Paleolithic Cave Painting, John Hyman * SECTION 2. ART AND METAPHYSICS * 3: How to Change an Artwork, David Friedell * 4: The Ontology of Art: Keeping it Easy, Keeping it Real, Amie L. Thomasson * SECTION 3. ART AND LANGUAGE * 5: A Pragmatist Approach to Aesthetic Disagreement, E. A. Cantalamessa * 6: Telling Stories, Jody Azzouni * SECTION 4. ART AND EPISTEMOLOGY * 7: Testimony, Understanding, and Art Criticism, Allan Hazlett * 8: Art, Exemplars, and Knowledge, Keith Lehrer * SECTION 5. ART AND REPRESENTATION * 9: Perception and Mental Imagery in Our Engagement with Art, Bence Nanay * 10: Prosthetic Arts and the Objects of Perception, John Kulvicki * 11: How to Understand Fiction in Photography, Paloma Atencia-Linares * SECTION 6. ART AND IMAGINATION * 12: The Myth of Imaginative Resistance, Amy Kind * 13: The Imagination, Derek Matravers * SECTION 7. ART AND CREATIVITY * 14: Creativity, Spontaneity, and Merit Antti Kauppinen * 15: The Problem of Creative Intention, Antonia Peacocke * SECTION 8. ART AND FREE WILL * 16: Free Will and Aesthetic Responsibility, Dana Kay Nelkin * 17: Aesthetic Free Will through Control, John Dyck * SECTION 9. ART AND VALUE * 18: Aesthetic Debunking Arguments, Adam Gjesdal and Jonathan M. Weinberg * 19: Trading Up in Relationships with Art, Anthony Cross * SECTION 10. ART AND LOVE * 20: Connecting Beauty and Love, Nick Riggle * 21: "I'll Be the Hero You're Dreaming Of": Popular Music and the Social Construction of Romantic Love, Jasper Heaton, C. S. I. Jenkins, and Aida Roige
* Introduction, Alex King * SECTION 1. ART AND ITS ORIGINS * 1: Ontological Contextualism and Upper Paleolithic Cave Art, Stephen Davies * 2: Paleolithic Cave Painting, John Hyman * SECTION 2. ART AND METAPHYSICS * 3: How to Change an Artwork, David Friedell * 4: The Ontology of Art: Keeping it Easy, Keeping it Real, Amie L. Thomasson * SECTION 3. ART AND LANGUAGE * 5: A Pragmatist Approach to Aesthetic Disagreement, E. A. Cantalamessa * 6: Telling Stories, Jody Azzouni * SECTION 4. ART AND EPISTEMOLOGY * 7: Testimony, Understanding, and Art Criticism, Allan Hazlett * 8: Art, Exemplars, and Knowledge, Keith Lehrer * SECTION 5. ART AND REPRESENTATION * 9: Perception and Mental Imagery in Our Engagement with Art, Bence Nanay * 10: Prosthetic Arts and the Objects of Perception, John Kulvicki * 11: How to Understand Fiction in Photography, Paloma Atencia-Linares * SECTION 6. ART AND IMAGINATION * 12: The Myth of Imaginative Resistance, Amy Kind * 13: The Imagination, Derek Matravers * SECTION 7. ART AND CREATIVITY * 14: Creativity, Spontaneity, and Merit Antti Kauppinen * 15: The Problem of Creative Intention, Antonia Peacocke * SECTION 8. ART AND FREE WILL * 16: Free Will and Aesthetic Responsibility, Dana Kay Nelkin * 17: Aesthetic Free Will through Control, John Dyck * SECTION 9. ART AND VALUE * 18: Aesthetic Debunking Arguments, Adam Gjesdal and Jonathan M. Weinberg * 19: Trading Up in Relationships with Art, Anthony Cross * SECTION 10. ART AND LOVE * 20: Connecting Beauty and Love, Nick Riggle * 21: "I'll Be the Hero You're Dreaming Of": Popular Music and the Social Construction of Romantic Love, Jasper Heaton, C. S. I. Jenkins, and Aida Roige
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