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aesthetic empiricism: a standalone construct

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Aesthetics

the view, rejected by Currie, that a work's aesthetic properties and value depend only on what can be perceived in it, not on its history of making.

In aesthetics, aesthetic empiricism refers to the view, rejected by Currie, that a work's aesthetic properties and value depend only on what can be perceived in it, not on its history of making. This meaning comes from Currie (1989) in An Ontology of Art.[1]

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Currie, G. (1989). An Ontology of Art. Palgrave Macmillan UK. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20038-2

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