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TEACHING MACHINES AND AESTHETIC VALUES*
Educational Theory, 1962Whatever may be said of the status of aesthetic values in everyday life in America, perhaps the most fascinating and most controversial cultural phenomenon in this country is the so-called New York School of painting, Abstract Expressionism. Springing partly from European roots, this uniquely American art style has proven of such vigor that it now has ...
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Professional values, aesthetic values, and the ends of trade
Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy, 2010Professionalism is initially understood as a historical process, through which certain commercial services sought to improve their social status (and economic reward) by separating themselves from mere crafts or trades. This process may be traced clearly with the aspiration of British portrait painters (headed by Sir Joshua Reynolds), in the eighteenth
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The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 1999
B. R. Tilghman, Alan H. Goldman
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B. R. Tilghman, Alan H. Goldman
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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1998
David E. Cooper, Alan H. Goldman
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David E. Cooper, Alan H. Goldman
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Aesthetic Reasons and the Demands They (Do Not) Make
Philosophical Quarterly, 2021Daniel James Whiting
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A new conception of visual aesthetic sensitivity
British Journal of Psychology, 2020Erick G Chuquichambi +2 more
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