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32. The Limited Use of i "Beautiful"

From the book New Theory of Beauty

https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400872381-034
From the book
New Theory of Beauty
New Theory of Beauty

Chapters in this book (40)

Frontmatter
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
1. Beauty and the Twentieth Century
2. Skepticism with Regard to Beauty
3. Beautiful "Objects"
4. "Beautiful Properties"
5. The Job of a Theory of Beauty
6. Experiences of Beauty
7. Vividness and the Beauty of Color
8. The Relativity of Vividness
9. The Multiplicity of Colors
10. Vividness and the Context of Color
11. Vividness and Appearance
12. Other Beauties of Color
13. Properties of Qualitative Degree
14. The New Theory of Beauty Stated
15. The Argument Strategy
16. Beauty and the Looks of Things
17. TheRelativity of Looks
18. Other Varieties of Visual Beauty and Other Varieties of Relativity
19. Beauty of Sound
20. Beauties of Taste, Smell, and Touch
21. Qualifications jor Judging Beauty
22. Intellectual Beauty
23. Beauty and Utility
24. Beauty and Goodness
25. The Problem of Moral Beauty
26. A Defense of Moral Beauty
27. Beauty and the Emotions
28. Sublimity
29. Harmony and Beauty
30. The "Flowers of Evil" Phenomenon
31. Disagreements about Beauty
32. The Limited Use of i "Beautiful"
33. The Objectivity of Beauty
34. The Problem of the Enjoyment of Beauty
35. An Explanation of the Enjoyment of Beauty
36. Surpassing Clarity
Index
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