The Routledge Companion to AestheticsBerys Nigel Gaut, Dominic Lopes "The Routledge Companion to Aesthetics" is an indispensable guide and reference source to the major thinkers and topics in aesthetics. Forty-six new entries by a team of renowned international contributors provide clear and up-to-date entries under four headings: historical, from Plato to Derrida; aesthetic theory, from definitions of art to pictorial representation; issues and challenges, from criticism to feminist aesthetics; and the individual arts, from literature to theatre. |
Contents
V | 3 |
VI | 15 |
VII | 27 |
VIII | 37 |
IX | 51 |
X | 65 |
XI | 75 |
XII | 87 |
XXXI | 297 |
XXXII | 313 |
XXXIII | 315 |
XXXIV | 329 |
XXXV | 341 |
XXXVI | 353 |
XXXVII | 363 |
XXXVIII | 375 |
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aesthetic appreciation aesthetic experience aesthetic properties aesthetic theory aesthetic value Aesthetics and Art appears architecture argues argument Aristotle Aristotle's Art Criticism artforms artistic Artworld audience authentic performance Beardsley believe Birth of Tragedy Cambridge Carroll character claim cognitive concept Critique of Judgement cultural dance definition distinction emotion environmental aesthetics essay ethical evaluation example expression expressivism feeling feminist aesthetics fiction film film theory formal formalist Foucault function Goodman Hegel Heidegger human Hume Hutcheson ibid idea images imagination intentions interpretation Journal of Aesthetics judgement of taste Kant kind Kivy knowledge literary literature mass art meaning metaphor mimesis modern moral narrative nature Nietzsche Noël Carroll object Oxford University Press painting perceived perception philosophy photography picture Plato Poetics poetry practice question reason reference relation relevant representation representational art response role sculpture sense Sibley significant form theorists things tradition tragedy trans truth understanding visual Wollheim