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Aesthetics

Hamilton's account of the value of spontaneous, unrepeatable qualities of improvised performance, set against the ideal of the perfected finished work.

In aesthetics, aesthetics of imperfection refers to hamilton's account of the value of spontaneous, unrepeatable qualities of improvised performance, set against the ideal of the perfected finished work. This meaning comes from Hamilton (1990) in Philosophy.[1]

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  1. Hamilton, A. (1990). The Aesthetics of Imperfection. Philosophy, 65(253), 323-340. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0031819100057636

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