Intro to Aesthetics Mid-term practice

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Which of the following was not a property that Gorodeisky argues aesthetic valuing has?

its private

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Which is the position that Gorodeisky ultimately endorses?

universalism

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Which of the following was not mentioned as a possible problem for personalism?

singing

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Gorodeisky argues that aesthetic value is universal because humans evolved to like the same things.

False

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Gorodeisky argues there is a puzzle in reconciling aesthetic value's nature as both...

personal and universal

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The view that art is whatever the artworld says it is can be called...

institutionalism

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Hegenbart argues that institutionalism is...

circular

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Which of the following is not an artist associated with zombie formalism?

clement greenberg

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The thinker who coined the term 'zombie formalism' is...

Walter Robinson

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Hegenbart argues in defense of the high prices of the artworld.

False

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Which of the following was not a theory of art discussed in the reading?

aestheticism

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Which of the following was not a kind of aesthetic obligation mentioned?

asserting claims about art

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Which of the following was not mentioned as a form of eliminativism?

art as a functional concept

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Who of the following was not mentioned as a functionalist about art?

Gaut

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Arthur Danto endorses obligationism.

False

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Which of the following was not one of the solutions Cantalamessa poses?

it's not worth debating even if we may one day agree

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Cantalamessa distinguishes accounts of aesthetic disagreement based on whether they find the point to be...

accepting or advocating

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Which of the following was not a proposed category for Banksy's Love is in the Bin?

instillation art

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Which of the following was not mentioned as a term open to conceptual negotiation?

aesthetic

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Cantalamessa argues that art is more authoritative than science.

False

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Which of the following was not one of the reasons Dyck gives for why people feel bad about their guilty pleasures?

they're too popular

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Susan Sontag is known for her account of...

camp

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For Bordieu, taste is ultimately a matter of...

class distinction

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Which of the following was not given as a defense of simplicity?

it's less work for the audience

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taste has a social element according to Dyck.

True

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Dyck and Johnson argue that so-bad-they're-good movies are instances of...

artistic failure

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Strohl advocates for...

bad movie love

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Strohl argues that so-bad-they're-good movies are instances of...

received norm violation

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Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K) is an example of...

bad movie ridicule

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Strohl thinks good criticism involves the critic reveling in their superiority over the artist and the audience that liked the work.

False

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which of these views is said to be unable to accommodate an artist's failure?

value maximizing theory

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which of these thinkers is associated with the 'death of the author'?

Barthes

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Which of the following views is subject to the 'humpty dumpty' problem?

absolute actual intentionalism

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which thinker holds that we should care about the actual artist's actual intention?

Carroll

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Levinson endorses hypothetical intentionalism.

True

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which of the following was not one of the views of fiction discussed in the chapter?

eliminativism

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which of the following authors does not endorse intentionalism about fiction?

Matravers

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Matravers says we should abandon the fiction/nonfiction distinction in favor of the _______________ distinction.

representation/confrontation

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Which of the following views was described as 'anti-essentialist'?

fiction-as-genre

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Kim endorses the cross-cultural approach.

True

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the view that authentic works come from a place of genuine self-expression is called...

folkloric authenticity

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which of the following views was not one mentioned in the reading?

form-focused

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dual character concepts are said to be...

evaluative and descriptive

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The author endorses...

authenticity pluralism

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Authenticity is sometimes both unfairly withheld and unfairly expected by audiences.

True

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which of the following is not a premise of the 'paradox of horror'?

we don't enjoy works of horror.

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According to Whittaker, most philosophers endorse _______ theories of horror.

affective/functional

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which of the following was not mentioned as a type of feeling?

judgments

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which of the following was not mentioned as one of the differentiating features of horror?

suspense

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Whittaker, the author, endorses death as the differentiating feature of horror?

False