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Art and morality: essays in the spirit of George Santayana

Morris Grossman and Martin A. Coleman 2014 © Fordham University Press
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Series
  • Fordham American Philosophy
ISBN(s)
  • 9780823257225 (hardcover)
  • 9780823257232 (paper)
  • 9780823257959 (ebook)
Subject
  • Philosophy
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  • Frontmatter
  • Acknowledgments (page xi)
  • Editor's Preface (page xiii)
    • Introduction (page 1)
  • Part I. Art and Morality
    • 1 Art and Morality: On the Ambiguity of a Distinction (page 19)
    • 2 Morality Bound and Unbound: Some Parameters of Literary Art (page 27)
    • 3 Music, Modulation, and Metaphor (page 33)
    • 4 Performance and Obligation: Musical Variations on Art and Morality (page 57)
    • 5 A Mozartian Recognition Scene (page 85)
    • 6 A Note on Economy and Art (page 91)
    • 7 An Aesthetic Glance at the Constitution: Style, Intention, Performance (page 97)
    • 8 Human Rights and Artistic Appreciations (page 107)
  • Part II. Artistic Philosophers and Philosophical Artists
    • 9 Interpreting Peirce (page 117)
    • 10 On Ruf's The Creation of Chaos: William James and the Stylistic Making of a Disorderly World (page 127)
    • 11 How Sartre Must Be Read: An Examination of a Philosophic Method (page 133)
    • 12 On Beardsley's "An Aesthetic Definition of Art (page 145)
    • 13 Lessing as Philosophical Dramatist: On Nathan the Wise (page 161)
    • 14 Lewis Carroll: Pedophile and/or Platonist? (page 177)
    • 15 Art and Death: A Sermon in the Form of an Essay (page 191)
    • 16 Brancusi: Some Changing and Changeless Perspectices (page 199)
  • Part III. Santayana
    • 17 Drama and Dialectic: Ways of Philosophizing (page 211)
    • 18 Ontology and Morality: Santayana on the "Really Real" (page 229)
    • 19 Spirited Spirituality (page 239)
    • 20 Interpreting Interpretations (page 249)
    • 21 Santayana's Aesthetics (page 263)
    • 22 Santayana's The Last Puritan (page 267)
    • 23 Santayana in California: The Environment, Transcendentalism, and Nature (page 275)
    • 24 Ultimate Santayana (page 281)
  • Notes (page 295)
  • Index (page 313)
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