Aesthetics and Morality

Should moral belief play a part in aesthetic judgement? And is it either possible or desirable to separate one from the other? In this stimulating, lucid and insightful inquiry, philosopher Elisabeth Schellekens invites readers to reflect on their ow

Acknowledgements	p. vii
Introduction	p. 1
The Limits of the Aesthetic
Disentangling the Aesthetic	p. 13
The Values of Art	p. 29
Art and Moral Value
Art as a Source of Understanding	p. 45
Moral Convictions and Artistic Appreciation	p. 63
Must Art Serve a Moral Purpose to be Good?	p. 77
Beauty and Moral Goodness
Kant's Theory of Beauty, Morality and Freedom	p. 95
Sensibility to Value	p. 115
Beauty and Virtue of the Soul	p. 131
Notes	p. 147
Bibliography	p. 151
Index	p. 157
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