Publication: Aesthetic normativity and the expressive perception of nature
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2021
Authors
Pérez Carreño, Francisca
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https://doi.org/10.7413/18258646153
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Abstract
Abstract
The notion of a correct appreciation of nature, like the one put forward in Carlson’s
environmental account, has been rejected by many other authors in the aesthetics
of the natural environment. Their critics challenge the idea that only scientific categories
can ground the aesthetic appreciation of nature as nature, and they hold
that there is not a correct way of appreciating nature. However, they may share
with Carlson the idea of correctness under an objectivist paradigm of aesthetic
appreciation, according to which correctness means the adequation of the experience
to properties of the object. My aim in the article is to claim that it is necessary
to endorse an aesthetic standard of correctness that takes into consideration the
subjective character of aesthetic appreciation. An aesthetic standard of correctness
implies universal assent, or validity for everyone in Kantian terms, in place of
an objectivist notion. This notion of correctness permits the inclusion of expressive
perception of nature as an essential form of aesthetic appreciation.
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Studi di estetica, anno XLIX, IV serie, 1/2021, pp. 133-151
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