Philosophy & Rhetoric Feb 2020

“Not Theory, Thought”: Collingwood's Early Work on Art

Nancy S. Struever Johns Hopkins University

Abstract

ABSTRACT R. G. Collingwood's strong, early, inventive interests in aesthetic experience and art activity were of fundamental importance to his lifelong engagement with philosophy and his critique of the available “academic” philosophies. And his work finds reinforcement in the current speculations in the philosophy of art of Alva Noë.

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Philosophy & Rhetoric
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2020-02-21
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10.5325/philrhet.53.1.0021
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