Arguing About Art : Contemporary Philosophical Debates (Hardcover, 3 ed)

Preface  Acknowledgements  1. Introduction  Part 1: The Art of Food?  2. Elizabeth Telfer, Food as Art  3. Carolyn Korsmeyer, The Meaning of Taste and the Taste of Meaning  Part 2: The “Authentic” Performance of Music  4. Stephen Davies, Authenticity in Musical Performance  5. James O. Young, The Concept of Authentic Performance  Part 3: Fakes and Forgeries  6. Alfred Lessing, What is Wrong with a Forgery?  7. Denis Dutton, Artistic Crimes  Part 4: Rock Music and Culture  8. Roger Scruton, The Decline of Musical Culture  9. Theodore Gracyk, Music’s Worldly Uses, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying  and to Love Led Zeppelin  Part 5: Appreciation, Understanding and Nature  10.  Allen Carlson, Aesthetic Appreciation of the Natural Environment  11.  Noel Carroll, On Being Moved By Nature:  Between Religion and Natural  History  12. Malcolm Budd, Models of Nature Appreciation  Part 6: Photography and Representation  13. Roger Scruton, Photography and Representation  14. Dominic Lopes, The Aesthetics of Photographic Transparency  15. Dawn M. Phillips, The Real Challenge for an Aesthetics of Photography  Part 7: Feelings and Fictions  16. Kendall Walton, Fearing Fictionally 17. Alex Neill, Fiction and the Emotions  Part 8: Enjoying Horror  18.  Noel Carroll, Why Horror?  19.  Berys Gaut, The Paradox of Horror  Part 9: Sentimentality  20.  Anthony Savile, Sentimentality  21. Ira Newman, The Alleged Unwholesomeness of Sentimentality  22.  David Pugmire, Sentimentality and Truthfulness   Part 10: Pornography and Erotica  23. Mathew Kieran, Pornographic Art  24. Jerrold Levinson, Erotic Art and Pornographic Pictures  Part 11: Public Art  25. Various contributors, Transcript of a hearing to decide the future of Tilted Arc  26. Hilde Hein, What is Public Art?: Place, Time and Meaning  27. Gregg M. Horowitz, Public Art / Public Space: The Spectacle of the Tilted Arc Controversy  28. Michael Kelly, Public Art Controversy: The Serra and Lin Cases  Part 12: Are There Societies Without Art?  29.  Denis Dutton, ‘But They Don’t Have Our Concept of Art’  30. Larry Shiner, Western and Non-Western Concepts of Art