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On the Ethics of Imagination and Ethical-Aesthetic Value Interaction in Fiction

Adriana Clavel-Vázquez

Ergo: An Open Access Journal of Philosophy 9 (2022)

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Bolzano's Aesthetic Cognitivism.Emine Hande Tuna - 2025 - Journal of the American Philosophical Association:1-18.details This article examines Bolzano’s aesthetic cognitivism. It argues that, while reminiscent of German rationalist aesthetics and hence potentially appearing rigid and outdated, Bolzano’s version of cognitivism is, in fact, highly innovative and more flexible than the cognitivism championed by the rationalists. He imports from the rationalists the idea that aesthetic appreciation and creation are rule-governed, yet does not construe rule-following and engaging in free aesthetic activities as mutually exclusive. Furthermore, thanks to his nuanced treatment of the interaction between aesthetic values (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
(1 other version)Beautiful, Troubling Art: In Defense of Non-Summative Judgment.P. Quinn White - manuscriptdetails Do the ethical features of an artwork bear on its aesthetic value? This movie endorses misogyny, that song is a civil rights anthem, the clay constituting this statue was extracted with underpaid labor—are facts like these the proper bases for aesthetic evaluation? I argue that this debate has suffered from a false presupposition: that if the answer is yes (for at least some such ethical features), such considerations feature as pro tanto contributions to an artwork's overall aesthetic value, i.e., as (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
(1 other version)Beautiful, troubling art: in defense of non-summative judgment.P. Quinn White - forthcoming - Philosophical Studies:1-25.details Do the ethical features of an artwork bear on its aesthetic value? This movie endorses misogyny, that song is a civil rights anthem, the clay constituting this statue was extracted with underpaid labor—are facts like these the proper bases for aesthetic evaluation? I argue that this debate has suffered from a false presupposition: that if the answer is “yes” (for at least some such ethical features), such considerations feature as pro tanto contributions to an artwork’s overall aesthetic value, i.e., as (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
How not to defend aesthetic autonomism.Bahadir Eker - forthcoming - Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism.details ABSTRACT Aesthetic autonomism is standardly defined as the view that the aesthetic value of an artwork in no way depends on its moral value, and hence that considerations about the latter are irrelevant to aesthetic evaluation. However, it has recently been argued that definitions along these lines involve certain flaws and that autonomism should be characterized instead as the view that it is rationally permissible not to adjust one’s initial aesthetic judgment about a work in light of how one evaluates (...) Download Export citation Bookmark

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