Exam 7: Aesthetics
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The view that works of art have objective properties by which we can judge their aesthetic goodness or badness is known as
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The study of the feelings and judgments involved in experiencing the arts or other objects deemed beautiful is known as metaphysics.
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Aesthetic values have to do with right and wrong acts and good and bad persons.
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The expression theory defines art as the communication of the artist's feelings and the prompting of others to experience those same feelings.
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What is Martin Gardner's argument for the objectivist view of art? Do you agree? Why or why not?
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In the theory of art as representation, to create art objects is to depict or imitate objects in the world-in paint, clay, stone, poetry, or other media.
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Hume argues that the criteria for judging aesthetic value are
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Modern theorists point out that representation in art means making an exact copy.
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Suzanne Lacy declared that the goal of feminist art was to influence cultural attitudes and transform stereotypes.
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The purging of the emotions of pity and fear by experiencing them vicariously in a theatrical context is known as
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