Aesthetics, Hettinger

Philosophy 280: Aesthetics
Spring 2006, Ned Hettinger
Syllabus
Schedule
Library's Ereserves

Notes	Other	Resources
Robert Stecker, Preface and Introduction	Robert Stekcer	Aesthetics On Line
Holmes Rolston, Valuing Aesthetic Nature (Powerpoint file) or (Word file)	Holmes Rolston	Aesthetics Encyclopedias
Allen Carlson, Appreciation and the Natural Environment	Allen Carlson	Definitions of Key Concepts
Noel Carroll, On Being Moved By Nature	Noel Carroll
Stecker, Ch. 2: Environmental Aesthetics
Stecker, Ch 3: Aesthetic Experience
Roger Scruton, Decline in Musical Culture	Roger Scruton
Theodore Gracyk, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and to Love Led Zeppelin	Theodore Gracyk
Stecker, Ch 4: Aesthetic Properties
Elizabeth Telfer, Food as Art	Elizabeth Telfer
Stecker, Ch 5, What is Art?
Stecker, Ch 6, What Kind of Object is a Work of Art?
Stecker, Ch 7: Interpretation and the Problem of the Relevant Intention
Alex Neill, Fiction and Emotions	Alex Neill
Revised Schedule
Stecker, Ch 10: Artistic Value
Walton, Morals in Fiction and Fictional Morality	Kendall Walton
Stecker, Ch 11: Interaction; Ethical, Aesthetic, and Artistic Value
Tilted Arc, Public Art, and Gregg Horowitz on Tilted Arc	Gregg Horowitz
Michael Kelly, Public Art Controversy; Serra & Lin cases
Carlson, Is Env. Art_an_Aesthetic_Affront_to_Nature?
Final Exam Study Questions