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Philosophy of art

the view that the untouched natural world is essentially aesthetically good, grounded in scientific knowledge of nature.

In philosophy of art, positive aesthetics refers to the view that the untouched natural world is essentially aesthetically good, grounded in scientific knowledge of nature. This meaning comes from Carlson (1984) in Environmental Ethics.[1]

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Carlson, A. (1984). Nature and Positive Aesthetics. Environmental Ethics, 6(1), 5-34. https://doi.org/10.5840/enviroethics19846114

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