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(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction: Composition, Performance and the Allure of Musical Satisfaction

Feelings of pleasure and satisfaction that accrue inside the mind and body of a musician can also act as a subtle warning sign,...
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The pleasures of sad music: a systematic review

Sadness is generally seen as a negative emotion, a response to distressing and adverse situations. In an aesthetic context, however, sadness is often...
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Students Question 'What Is Art?' in Summer Philosophy Course

Students in the University of Virginia summer session course, "The Philosophy of Art," taught by graduate student Gwen Nally, are learning about how...
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Can an object of art lack aesthetic properties?

Of course not. The main object of aesthetics is art. A person aesthetically analyzes what affects all his feelings.
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Co míníme tím, když o něčem prohlásíme, že je to umění?

Americký filozof Jerrold Levinson, který byl nedávno pár dní v Praze, napsal řadu vlivných textů o estetice a filozofických probl�mech hudby...
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Sobre la condición est�tica

'Contemplar el arte', un libro serio y competente que deja a los viejos lectores una impresión nostálgica.
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Cl�ment Canonne

La Vie des id�es

Cl�ment Canonne est charg� de recherche au CNRS, rattach� � l'�quipe Analyse des Pratiques Musicales au sein de l'UMR 9912 � Sciences et (�)
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EMOTIONS AS EVALUATIONS - Greenspan - 1981 - Pacific Philosophical Quarterly

Wiley Online Library

Earlier versions of this paper were presented at a University of Maryland Philosophy Colloquium in February, 1979, and at the Meetings of the American...
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7 Definition of Art

View Stecker, Robert - Definition of Art (from Jerrold Levinson, The Oxford Handbook of Aesthetics).pdf from EDUCATION 18 at University of...
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Peter Kivy, "The Corded Shell" (1980)

musicandphilosophy.ac.uk

In a 2017 paper Jerrold Levinson wrote of Peter Kivy's 1980 book, The Corded Shell (Kivy 1980):. In the beginning � or, more exactly,...
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