Journal of aesthetics & art criticism

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  Año 1993, Vol. 51, Número 2

  • The institutionalization of a discipline: A retrospective of The Journal of Aesthetics and Art

    Lydia Goehr

    págs. 99-121

    

  • Differences

    Peter Kivy

    págs. 123-132

    

  • Exorcising the dreariness of aesthetics

    Joseph Margolis

    págs. 133-140

    

  • Aesthetics for art's sake, not for philosophy's!

    Anita Silvers

    págs. 141-150

    

  • High and low thinking about high and low art

    Ted Cohen

    págs. 151-156

    

  • Aesthetics between nationalism and internationalism

    Richard Shusterman

    págs. 157-167

    

  • On American and British aesthetics

    T.J. Diffey

    págs. 169-175

    

  • Scandinavian aesthetics

    Goran Hermeren

    págs. 177-183

    

  • Artistic formalism: Its achievements and weaknesses

    Bohdan Dziemidok

    págs. 185-193

    

  • From pleasure to contemplation

    Rudolf Arnheim

    págs. 195-197

    

  • Pleasure: Reflections on aesthetics and feminism

    Carolyn Korsmeyer

    págs. 199-206

    

  • Protected space: Politics, censorship, and the arts

    Mary Devereaux

    págs. 207-215

    

  • The politics of art: The domination of style and the crisis in contemporary art

    Marx W. Wartofsky

    págs. 218-225

    

  • The future of dance aesthetics

    Francis Sparshott

    págs. 227-234

    

  • Musicology and theory: where it's been, where it's going

    Renee Lorraine

    págs. 235-244

    

  • Anglo-American aesthetics and contemporary criticism: Intention and the hermeneutics of suspicion

    Noel Carrol

    págs. 245-252

    

  • Aesthetics and Anti-Aesthetics in the Visual Arts

    Paul Mattick. Jr.

    págs. 253-259

    

  • The Journal of Aesthetics and Danto's philosophical criticism

    Daniel Herwitz

    págs. 261-270

    

  • A future for aesthetics

    Arthur C. Danto

    págs. 271-277

    

  • Reminiscences

    págs. 280-289