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Founded in 1960, The British Journal of Aesthetics is highly regarded as an international forum for debate in aesthetics and the philosophy of art. The Journal is published to promote the study, research, and discussion of the fine arts and related types of experience from a philosophical standpoint.

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Volume 39, Number 4, October 1999

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Indiscernibility and perception: a reply to Joseph Margolis
pp. 321-329(9)
Author: AC Danto

A neoclassical dilemma in Sir Joshua Reynolds's reflections on art
pp. 330-349(20)
Author: G Leypoldt

Musical noise
pp. 350-363(14)
Author: JR Hamilton

Goodman and the wrong note paradox
pp. 364-375(12)
Author: S Predelli

Constraints and conventions: Kant and Greenberg on aesthetic judgement
pp. 376-391(16)
Author: J Gaiger

The aesthetic attitude
pp. 392-399(8)
Author: G Kemp

Bergson's concept of art
pp. 400-415(16)
Author: R Lorand

Kant finds nothing ugly?
pp. 416-422(7)
Author: C Wenzel

Book reviews
pp. 423-438(16)

Books received
pp. 439-440(2)

Journals received
pp. 441-441(1)

Erratum
pp. 442-442(1)

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