Philosophy and the Arts

  • Authors
  • Godfrey Vesey
  • Julian Mitchell
  • R. W. Beardsmore
  • D. Z. Phillips
  • John Casey
  • R. K. Elliott
  • Andrew Harrison
  • J. O. Urmson
  • David Pole
  • Oliver Johnson
  • Cyril Barrett
  • Colin Lyas
  • Martin Dodsworth
  • Andrew Forge
  • R. W. Hepburn
Book

Part of the Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures book series (RIPL)

Table of contents

  1. Front Matter
    Pages i-xxiii
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  2. Truth and Fiction
    Julian Mitchell
    Pages 1-22
  3. Learning from a Novel
    R. W. Beardsmore
    Pages 23-46
  4. Allegiance and Change in Morality: A Study in Contrasts
    D. Z. Phillips
    Pages 47-64
  5. The Autonomy of Art
    John Casey
    Pages 65-87
  6. Imagination in the Experience of Art
    R. K. Elliott
    Pages 88-105
  7. Representation and Conceptual Change
    Andrew Harrison
    Pages 106-131
  8. Representation in Music
    J. O. Urmson
    Pages 132-146
  9. Presentational Objects and Their Interpretation
    David Pole
    Pages 147-164
  10. Aesthetic Objectivity and the Analogy with Ethics
    Oliver Johnson
    Pages 165-181
  11. Are Bad Works of Art ‘Works of Art’?
    Cyril Barrett
    Pages 182-193
  12. Personal Qualities and the Intentional Fallacy
    Colin Lyas
    Pages 194-210
  13. Genre and the Experience of Art and Literature
    Martin Dodsworth
    Pages 211-227
  14. Art/Nature
    Andrew Forge
    Pages 228-241
  15. Nature in the Light of Art
    R. W. Hepburn
    Pages 242-258
  16. Back Matter
    Pages 259-263
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Keywords

aesthetics philosophy

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