James Kirwan provides both a lucid and concise history of the concept of beauty as a distinct aesthetic experience (marginalized by the rise of philosophical aesthetics in the twentieth century), and offers a new and persuasive answer to the age-old question of what beauty is; an answer that, placing the responsibility for beauty firmly with the eye of the beholder, explains what it is in this "eye" that gives rise to beauty.
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Kirwan's book is full of fresh ideas and wonderful writing... Los Angeles Times
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James Kirwan holds a doctorate from Edinburgh University and is the author of Literature, Rhetoric, Metaphysics: Literary Theory and Literary Aesthetics (Routledge, 1990).
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