christopher wren aug 2007

[...]... really, aesthetic appreciation involving knowledge that concerns function However, we could not bring ourselves to use such an unlovely name for our central concept, and we found that no alternative phrase caught the sense that we wanted to convey so well as ‘Functional Beauty’ If it is borne in mind that, in this one expression, ‘Beauty’ is used, preface xiii as philosophers occasionally still use it, to... Carlson, ‘New Formalism and the Aesthetic Appreciation of Nature’, Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 62 (2004): 363–76; and Glenn Parsons, ‘The Aesthetic Value of Animals’, Environmental Ethics 29 (2007) : 151–69 We also acknowledge, and express our appreciation to, Ryerson University’s Faculty of Arts, the University of Alberta, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada for . to use such an unlovely name for our central concept, and we found that no alternative phrase caught the sense that we wanted to convey so well as ‘Functional Beauty’. If it is borne in mind. 62 (2004): 363–76; and Glenn Parsons, ‘The Aesthetic Value of Animals’, Environmental Ethics 29 (2007) : 151–69. We also acknowledge, and express our appreciation to, Ryerson University’s Faculty