Ethics and the Arts: An Anthology

ISBN-13: 9780815318477 / Angielski / Twarda / 1995 / 336 str.

David E. Fenner

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Two original essays and 14 reprinted from monographs and journals examine ethical issues that been demonstrated to affect the creation and display of art work by recent controversies about the works of Mapplethorpe, Serrano, and Madonna. They cover censorship, creations and re-creations, artistic pr

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Introduction; Part 1 Censorship; Chapter 1 Art and Censorship, Richard Serra; Chapter 2 Protected Space: Politics, Censorship, and the Arts, Mary Devereawc; Chapter 3 Aesthetic Censorship: Censoring Art for Art’s Sake, Richard Shusterman; Part 2 Creations and Re-Creations; Chapter 4 Art and Inauthenticity, W.E. Kennick; Chapter 5 Forging Issues from Forged Art, L.B. Cebik; Chapter 6 No Dance Is a Fake, Kenton Harris; Part 3 Artistic Property; Chapter 7 Why Artworks Have No Right to Have Rights, Francis Sparshott; Chapter 8 A Defense of Colorization, James O. Young; Chapter 9 Worldmaking: Property Rights in Aesthetic Creations, Peter H. Karlen; Part 4 The Sponsorship of Art; Chapter 10 Can Government Funding of the Arts Be Justified Theoretically?, Noël Carroll; Chapter 11 Not with My Tax Money: The Problem of Justifying Government Subsidies, Joel Feinberg; Chapter 12 Should the Government Subsidize the Arts?, Ernest van den Haag; Chapter 13 The Politics of Culture: Art in a Free Society, Gordon Graham; Part 5 Aesthetic Values and Moral Values; Chapter 14 Serious Problems, Serious Values: Are There Aesthetic Dilemmas?, Marcia Muelder Eaton; Chapter 15 Taste and the Moral Sense, Marcia Cavell; Chapter 16 The Inter-relationship of Moral and Aesthetic Excellence, Ron Bontekoe, Jamie Crooks;

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David E. Fenner