Thomasson Tells Us That "Showing How Works of Art of Ontologically

question 27

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Thomasson tells us that "Showing how works of art of ontologically new kinds can be introduced is itself revealing, as it once again will give support to the general idea that such facts as there are about the ontological status of works of art are, at bottom, determined by specialists trained in aesthetic appreciation."

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