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SUMMARY:DE GUSTIBUS: Arguing About Taste with Peter Kivy
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LOCATION:Canterbury\, United Kingdom\, CT2 7NZ
DESCRIPTION:<p>This one-day symposium focuses on (and takes its title from) Peter Kivy&rsquo\;s new book De Gustibus: Arguing About Taste and Why We Do It (Oct 2015\, OUP). Kivy will be joined by Emily Brady\, Eileen John\, and Peter Lamarque\, who will respond to Kivy&rsquo\;s book in an &lsquo\;author meets critics&rsquo\; format. <br>Peter Kivy is a pre-eminent figure in Anglo-American philosophy of art. His numerous monographs and essays constitute a sustained and significant contribution to aesthetics\, and in particular to the fields of aesthetics of music and literature. Kivy&rsquo\;s new book\, De Gustibus\, turns to meta-aesthetic issues about the assumptions and purposes underlying disputes about matters of taste. <br>In it he casts light on a new problem in aesthetics: who do we dispute about taste when there are no &rsquo\;actions&rsquo\; we wish to motivate? He asks\, &ldquo\;whether I think Bach is greater than Beethoven and you think the opposite\, why should it matter to either of us to convince the other?&rdquo\; Kivy&rsquo\;s claim is that we argue over taste because we think\, mistakenly or not\, that we are arguing over matters of fact. <br>Attendance is free\, but space is limited\, so please register in advance. ?Register at: http://aesthetics-research.org ?For further information contact Jade Wackett (jw705@kent.ac.uk).</p>
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