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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Philosophy
DESCRIPTION:Rethinking Low\, Middle\, and High Art.\n\nWhat distinguishes l
 ow\, middle\, and high art? In this article\, I give an ameliorative analys
 is of these concepts. On what I call the Capacity View\, the distinction be
 tween low\, middle\, and high art depends on the relation between an artwor
 k’s perceiver (specifically her aesthetic responsive capacities) and the pe
 rceived artwork. Though the Capacity View may not align perfectly with folk
  usage\, the view is worth our attention due to three attractive upshots. F
 irst\, it explains how an artwork’s status level can be elevated or lowered
  over time and why biases can lead to mistaken judgments about such statuse
 s. Second\, it sheds light on the idea of cultural inheritance and why cert
 ain forms of aesthetic deference may be justified. Finally\, it explains ho
 w high\, middle\, and low art each make distinctive contributions to the go
 od life.
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LOCATION:Martha Miller Center for Global Communication\, 242
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SUMMARY:Philosophy Candidate: Dr. Ting Cho Lau
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URL:https://calendar.hope.edu/event/philosophy_candidate_dr_ting_cho_lau
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