Notes on Contributors
Copyright Permissions
Acknowledgements
Living Debates in Aesthetics: An Introduction, Sarah Worth

PART I: NEW ARTS
Chapter 1. Tattoos
Introduction
1.1 Are Tattoos Art? Nicolas Michaud
1.2 Ink, Art and Expression: Philosophical Questions about Tattoos, Eva Dadlez
1.3 The Art of Tattoos, Laura Sizer

Chapter 2. Art and AI
Introduction
2.1 Authorship, Artificial and Otherwise, Darren Hick
2.2 Step Away from the Chatbot: a Letter to a Student about AI and Creativity, Lindsay Brainard
2.3 A First Date with AI Art: Is This the Future You Wanted? Boomer Trujillo

PART II: WHO IS AN ARTIST?
Chapter 3. Being Othered in the Artworld
Introduction
3.1 The Role of Luck in Originality and Creativity, Peg Brand
3.2 Against Outsider Art, Jesse Prinz
3.3 African Art in Deep Time: De-race-ing Aesthetics and De-racializing Visual Art, Nkiru Nzegwu

Chapter 4. Joint Authorship
Introduction
4.1 Artistic Collaboration and the Completion of Works of Art, Paisley Livingston and Carol Archer
4.2 "We" Did It: From Mere Contributors to Coauthors, Sondra Bacharach and Deborah Tollefson
4.3 Authorship, Co-authorship, and Multiple authorship, Darren Hick

PART III: ETHICS AND AESTHETICS
Chapter 5. Video Games
Introduction
5.1 Five ways not to solve the Gamer's Dilemma, Morgan Luck
5. 2 Video Games and Virtual Sadism, Christopher Bartel
5.3 Virtual actions as depictions, Karim Nader

Chapter 6. Cultural Appropriation
Introduction
6.1 Profound Offense and Cultural Appropriation, James O. Young
6.2 Cultural Appropriation and the Intimacy of Groups, Thi Nguyen and Matthew Strohl
6.3 Cultural Appropriation and Oppression, Erich Hatala Matthes

PART IV: BEAUTY AND BODIES
Chapter 7. Beauty, Power and Recognition
Introduction
7.1 African American Dance--Philosophy, Aesthetics, and 'Beauty', Thomas F. De Frantz
7.2 Mixed Race Looks, Ronald Sundstrom
7.3 Beyond the call of Beauty: Everyday Aesthetic Demands Under Patriarchy, Alfred Archer and Lauren Ware

Chapter 8. Aesthetics of Bodies
Introduction
8.1 Beauty Between Disability and Gender: Frida Kahlo in Paper Dolls, Fedwa Malti-Douglas 8.2 The naked truth: disability, sexual objectification, and the ESPN Body Issue, Charlene Weaving and Jessica Samson
8.3 Taste in Bodies and Fat Oppression, A. W. Eaton

PART V: WHO DECIDES?
Chapter 9. Good Taste
Introduction
9.1 Global Standpoint Aesthetics, David Gandolfo & Sarah Worth
9.2. Acquired Taste, Kevin Melchionne
9.3 Sideways: Does Good Taste Improve Moral Character? Kevin Sweeney

Chapter 10. Bad Taste
Introduction
10.1 Appreciating Bad Art John Dyck and Matt Johnson
10.2 Bad Art and Good Taste Per Algander
10.3 The Puzzle of Good Bad Movies Uku Tooming

PART VI: WHEN AND WHERE IS AESTHETICS
Chapter 11. Stand-Up Comedy
Introduction
11. 1 Why (not) philosophy of stand-up comedy? Sheila Lintott
11.2 Feminist Anger and Joy from Roseanne Barr to Margaret Cho and Wanda Sykes, Cynthia Willett and Julie Willett
11.3 Is Stand-Up Comedy Art? Ian Brodie

Chapter 12. Everyday Aesthetics
Introduction
12.1The Definition of Everyday Aesthetics, Kevin Melchionne
12.2 Experience of Awe: An Expansive Approach to Everyday Aesthetics, Thomas Leddy
12.3 The Role of Imperfection in Everyday Aesthetics, Yuriko Saito

PART VII: AESTHETICS OF THE STREETS
Chapter 13. Fashion
Introduction
13.1 Fashion Fluid: Unisex Fashion in a Binary World, Rossen Ventzislavov
13.2 Fashion Fluidity-Who, When, How? Cynthia Freeland
13.3 Fashion's Solidity, Gwen Grewal

Chapter 14. Street Art
Introduction
14.1 Street Art: The Transfiguration of the Commonplaces, Nick Riggle
14.2 Street art and consent, Sandra Bacharach
14.3 Towards a politics of whimsy: yarn bombing the city, Joanna Mann

PART VIII: BAD ART
Chapter 15. Fraudulent and Authentic
Introduction
15. 1 What Is Wrong with an Art Forgery?: An Anthropological Perspective, Ross Bowden
15. 2 Forgeries and Art Evaluation: An Argument for Dualism in Aesthetics, Tomas Kulka
15. 3 Forgery and the Corruption of Aesthetic Understanding, Sherri Irvin

Chapter 16. Morally Questionable Art
Introduction
16. 1 Art by Jerks, Bernard Wills and Jason Holt
16.2 Ordinary Monsters: Ethical Criticism and the lives of Artists, Christopher Bartel
16. 3 When Good Art Is Bad: Educating the Critical Viewer, Laura D'Olimpio

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