Philosophy of Art and Aesthetics

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Flashcards covering key concepts about art and aesthetic philosophy.

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High vs low art is similar to the distinction between vs .

art vs non-art

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Cohen states that the distinction of high and low art is yet .

philosophically indefensible yet practically indispensable

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Danto critiques __ Theory for claiming that art is essentially an imitation of appearances.

Imitation Theory (IT)

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An artwork becomes art when the __ recognizes it as such.

artworld

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Abell defines art as something that is an artwork iff it is recognized by an __.

art institution

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A functionalist approach defines art by its value and expression of .

aesthetic; emotion

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Gaut proposes that art is defined by a concept, where satisfying more criteria means something is more clearly art.

cluster

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Street art uses the street as an artistic resource in a way that is essential to its __.

meaning

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Levinson's positive theory defines a musical work as a __ structure-as-indicated-by-X-at-t.

S/PM

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Hume believes that true judges must have delicacy of taste, practice and comparison, and __.

freedom from prejudice

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Grant argues that criticism's aim is to enhance appreciation of artworks by deepening or .

understanding; experience

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Isenberg’s tripartite model includes V for verdict, R for reason, and __ for the qualities aimed at in criticism.

N (norm)

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Bell thinks that all great art triggers an emotional response called __ emotion.

aesthetic

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Sibley differentiates between non-aesthetic terms, which are __, and aesthetic terms, which are __.

objective; subjective

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According to Zangwill, moderate formalism acknowledges that some works have purely formal properties while others have a mix of and properties.

formal; non-formal

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Nehamas believes that art appreciation can lead to recognizing beautiful or beautiful after physical beauty.

minds; knowledge