Recall from the text that there are four common sorts of aesthetic evaluation, for four types of art (broadly defined). These are: verbal/literary art; visual arts; performative arts; and appetitive (sensual) arts. We made the point that these are certainly not exclusive categories—an art form like cinema combines literary, performative and visual elements. And there may well be other types of art that don’t fit easily into one of the categories. But in the vast majority of cases, the form of art examined falls clearly into one of these categories.
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“Malbec is a wine that is best served with meat and pasta dishes.”
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Question 2 of 10
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“T. S. Elliott’s poetry is as beautiful as it is rich.”
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“Great painting need not be purely representational.”
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“Swan Lake is a masterpiece of classical ballet.”
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“For the best results, chicken should be cooked at 350°.”
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“Jazz is the quintessential improvisational music.”
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“The finest comedy is based upon the observation of people’s behavior.”
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Question 8 of 10
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“The most exquisite glass decorative art comes from Murano Italy.”
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Question 9 of 10
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“Short stories should always have tight plot lines.”
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Question 10 of 10
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“Mixing salty taste with sour tastes generally results in something that tastes bad.”