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  Aristotelian Society Supplementary VolumeVolume 82 Issue 1, Pages 197 - 211 Published Online: 4 Jun 2008 © 2009 The Aristotelian Society
Abstract | References | Full Text: PDF (Size: 118K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  II—Virtues of Art: Good Taste Copyright © 2008 The Aristotelian Society ABSTRACTIf good taste is a virtue, then an account of good taste might be modelled on existing accounts of moral or epistemic virtue. One good reason to develop such an account is that it helps solve otherwise intractable problems in aesthetics. This paper proposes an alternative to neo-Aristotelian models of good taste. It then contrasts the neo-Aristotelian models with the proposed model, assessing them for their potential to contend with otherwise intractable problems in aesthetics. | 
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