The Routledge Companion to Aesthetics
- 2th ed.
- London Routledge 2009
- 705p
includes index and biblioraphy
PART I History of aesthetics 1 Plato CHRISTOPHER JANAWAY 2 Aristotle NICKOI.AS PAPPAS 3 Medieval aesthetics JOSEPH MARGOLIS 4 Empiricism: Hutcheson and Hume JAMES SHELLEY 5 Kant DONALD W. CRAWEORD 6 Hegel MICHAKI. INWOOD 7 Idealism: Schopenhauer, Schiller and Schelling DALE JACQUETTE 8 Nietzsche RUBEN BERRIOS AND AARON RIDLEY 9 Formalism NOEL CARROLI. 10 Pragmatism: Dewey RICHARD SHUSTERMAN 11 Expressivism: Croce and Collingwood GORDON GRAHAM 12 Heidegger THOMAS E. WARTENBERG 13 Phenomenology: Merleau-Ponty and Sartre ADRIENNE DENGERINK CHAPLIN 14 Sibley COLIN LYAS 15 Goodman JENEFER ROBINSON 16 Foucault ROBERT WICKS 17 Postmodernism: Barthes and Derrida DAVID NOVITZ PART II Aesthetic theory 18 Definitions of art STEPHEN DAVIES 19 Ontology of art GUY ROHRBAUGH 20 The aesthetic ALAN GOLDMAN 21 Taste CAROLYN KORSMEYER 22 Aesthetic universals DENIS DUTTON 23 Value of art MATTHEW KIERAN 24 Beauty JENNIFER A. MCMAHON 25 Interpretation ROBKRT STECKER 26 Imagination and make-believe GREGORY CURRIF 27 Fiction DAVID DAVIKS 28 Narrative PAISLEY I.IVINGSTON 29 Metaphor GARRY [,. HAGBERG 30 Pictorial representation MARK ROU.INS PART III Issues and challenges 31 Criticism ROGER SEAMON 32 Art and knowledge EIl.EEN JOHN 33 Art and ethics BF.RYS GAUT 34 Art, expression and emotion DKRKK MATRAVERS 35 Tragedy AL.EX NKII.I. 36 Humor TED COHEN 37 Creativity MARGARET A. BODEN 38 Style AARON MESKIN 39 Authenticity in performance JAMES O. YOUNG 40 Fakes and forgeries NAN STALNAKF.R 41 High art versus low art JOHN A. FISHER 42 Environmental aesthetics Al.I.EN CARLSON 43 Feminist aesthetics KAREN HANSON PART IV The individual arts 44 Literature PETER LAMARQUE 45 Theater JAMES R. HAMILTON 46 Film MURRAY SMITH 47 Photography PATRICK MAYNARD 48 Painting DOMINIC MCIVER LOPES 49 Sculpture CURTIS L. CARTER 50 Architecture EDWARD WINTERS 51 Music MARK DEBELLIS 52 Dance GRAHAM MCEEE