Is pluralistic intentionalism possible?
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v22i2.3526Keywords:
Intentionalism, Pluralism, Interpretation, Intention, MeaningAbstract
In contemporary discussions, one of the main arguments adduced against intentionalism is its supposed incompatibility with interpretative pluralism, due to its monist nature. In this paper I will discus the scope of R. Stecker’s attempt to make monism and pluralism compatible and G. Currie’s pluralist intentionalism. Finally, I will try to show what special kind of pluralism could be endorsed by intentionalism without needing to abandon its concept of art and its idea of artistic interpretation.Downloads
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Alicia Bermejo Salar es doctora en Filosofía por la Universidad de Murcia.
Líneas de Investigación:
Estética y Filosofía del Lenguaje
Publicaciones recientes:
“Is Moderate Intentionalism Necessary?”, en Proceedings of the Conference 2014 de la
European Society for Aesthetics, http://www.eurosa.org/volume-6/
“The Analogy between Arstistic and Linguistic Meaning: The Linguistic Model of Intentionalism
Revisited” en Proceedings of the Conference 2013 de la European Society for Aesthetics,
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