Philosophy of Art

abstract activity aesthetic experience appearance appreciation architecture artistic ballet beauty become better Books called Chapter character claim Classical color concerned contemporary course creative Criticism culture dance delight developed discussion drama effect efforts emotion enjoy example expression factors feel give human ideas imagination individual interest Jour judge judgment kind language light limited literature look matter meaning merely mind moral move movement nature object observer once ordinary original painters painting patterns performance perhaps person Philosophy philosophy of art photograph play pleasure poem poetry possible practical present problems qualities question reason recent regarded relation religion religious representational response sculpture seek seems sense skill social sometimes sounds sport standards student suggest Surely taste term theory things thought tion traditional understanding University Press usually whole writes York