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Monroe Curtis Beardsley (
10 December 1915 -
18 September 1985) was an
American philosopher of art. He is best known for his work in
aesthetics as a champion of the instrumentalist theory of art and the concept of aesthetic experience. Beardsley was elected president of the American Society for Aesthetics in 1956. He also wrote an introductory text on aesthetics and edited a well-regarded survey anthology of philosophy. Amongst
literary critics, Beardsley is known for two essays written with
W.K. Wimsatt, "The Intentional Fallacy" and "The Affective Fallacy," both key texts of
New Criticism. His works also include:
Practical Logic (1950),
Aesthetics (1958), and
Aesthetics: A Short History (1966).
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