Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): Special Issue: The aesthetic significance of the everyday. Guest edited by Mateusz Salwa and Adam Andrzejewski

Julita Wójcik. 2001. Peeling Potatoes. Zachęta - National Gallery of Art, Warsaw (Poland). Courtesy of the artist.

Published: 2024-12-31

From the Editor

• Experiencing your art and eating it too

  Sue Spaid, clinton peter verdonschot

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The aesthetic significance of the everyday

• Introduction to the special issue

  Mateusz Salwa

  1-7

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• A Modal Ontology of Imagination New conversations in neo-Kantian and everyday aesthetics

  Julia de Boer

  8-27

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• What (if any) aesthetics of everyday experience should we have?

  Angela Black

  28-45

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Arts & Artists

• From mistake to event Poor images for transforming the everyday of displacement

  Breogán Torres Gutiérrez

  46-57

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• Private Vocabulary, Public Resonance On Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron

  Gabriel Thomas Tugendstein

  58-65

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• Barbie is not Born, but Rather Becomes, Barbie

  Sue Spaid

  66-73

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• Part of the people or apart from the people? A critical note on the liberal feminism of Barbie (2023)

  clinton peter verdonschot

  74-83

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Reviews

• Review of Gualeni and Fassone’s Fictional Games: A Philosophy of Worldbuilding and Imaginary Play (2022), London: Bloomsbury Publishing

  Benjamin Micallef

  84-88

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• Review of Vid Simoniti, Artists Remake the World: A Contemporary Manifesto (2023), New Haven: Yale University Press

  Sue Spaid

  89-95

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