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| Collection Name: | SpringerLink Online Journals
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| Collection Description: | The SpringerLink Online Journal collection includes more than 1,250 peer-reviewed journals published by Springer Science+Business Media. Through the Online Archives Collection almost every journal is available online from Volume I, Issue I. Springer organizes the Online Journals into fully indexed, fully searchable Subject Collections covering 11 subject and 2 international collections: - Behavioral Science - Biomedical and Life Sciences - Chemistry and Materials Science - Chinese Library of Science - Computer Science - Earth and Environmental Science - Engineering - Social Sciences - Mathematics & Statistics - Medicine - Physics and Astronomy - Russian Library of Science |
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Higher Education
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Http://www.springer.com/east/home/librarians?SGWID=5-117-6-169728-0
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Text
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| Subject Keyword(s) |
Anthropology
Behavioral Science
Behavioral Science; Biomedical and Life Sciences; Chemistry and Materials Science; Chinese Library Of Science; Computer Science; Earth and Environmental Science; Engineering; Social Sciences; Mathematics and Statistics; Medicine; Physics and Astronomy; Russian Library Of Science
Biological Science
Chemistry
Computer Science
Engineering
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| Resource Title: | The riddle of aesthetic principles
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| Description: | The problem of aesthetic principles and that of the nature of aesthetic reasons get confronted. If aesthetic reasons play an important role in our aesthetic evaluations and judgments, then both some general aesthetic principles and rules could support them (aesthetic generalism) or again their nature may be particularistic (aesthetic particularism). A recent argument in support of aesthetic generalism as proposed by Oliver Conolly and Bashshar Haydar is presented and criticized for its misapprehension of particularism. Their position of irreversible aesthetic generalism is questioned. Aesthetic particularism is restated by the help of proposals by Jonathan Dancy?s version of moral particularism. |
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Additional Resource Information
| Author |
Vojko Strahovnik
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| Bibliographic Citation |
Acta Analytica 19(33), 189-208. (2004)
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| Intended Audience |
Graduate
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| Language |
En
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| Publisher / Resource Provider |
Springer Netherlands
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| Resource Format |
Application/pdf
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| Resource Type |
Text
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| Subject Keyword(s) |
Epistemology
Logic
Metaphysics
Philosophy
Philosophy Of Mind
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