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immoralism: a standalone construct

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Aesthetics

view that a work's moral defects can sometimes contribute to its artistic value rather than detract from it.

In aesthetics, immoralism refers to view that a work's moral defects can sometimes contribute to its artistic value rather than detract from it. This meaning comes from Jacobson (1997) in Philosophical Topics.[1]

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Jacobson, D., & University of Arkansas Press (1997). In Praise of Immoral Art. Philosophical Topics, 25(1), 155-199. https://doi.org/10.5840/philtopics199725123

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