An edition of Literature and aesthetics
(1968)
Literature and aesthetics.
by Monroe C. Beardsley
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Addresses, essays, lectures, Aesthetics, Art, Philosophy| Edition | Availability |
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Introduction: the concern of aesthetics, by M. C. Beardsley.
Objectivity or subjectivity? By H. Hazlitt.
The basic concepts of the critic, by G. Boas.
Art for art's sake, by E. M. Forster.
Art and accident, by M. C. Beardsley.
Expressiveness, by S. K. Langer.
The work of art and the artist's intentions, by J. Kemp.
What is beauty? By Plato.
The justification of art, by G. Santayana.
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