Aesthetics and the World at Large
British Journal of Aesthetics 47 (2):169-183 (2007)
| Abstract | l Carroll, that there is no reason to think that an aesthetic theory of art cannot do justice to art in its relation to the extra-artistic world. My argument depends on a reinterpretation of the aesthetic theory of Francis Hutcheson, according to which Hutcheson does not hold aesthetic perception to be non-epistemic, as Peter Kivy has maintained. | |||||||||
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