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""This is the best wide-ranging collection of philosophical writings on art that I've found, and I would highly recommend it to other professors teaching undergraduate or graduate classes in aesthetics or related courses."" — Andy Amato, University of Texas at Dallas ""Art and Its Significance is wide-ranging, covering texts from the history of Western philosophy from Plato through contemporary thinkers. I like that there are so many different options in the text. That variety and diversity frees professors to design courses in a variety of ways, using the 'same' textbook to support a number of different courses. I would recommend (and have recommended) the text to others for use in their classes."" — Anne J. Mamary, Monmouth University, Illinois

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Brian Elliott is a faculty member in the Philosophy Department at Oregon State University. His publications include Benjamin for Architects; Natural Catastrophe: Climate Change and Neoliberal Governance; and A Child’s Place in Nature: Towards a Pedagogy for the Anthropocene. Stephen David Ross is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Comparative Literature, SUNY Binghamton. He is the author of numerous works, including Un-Forgetting: Re-Calling Time Lost; The Gift of Self: Shattering Emptiness, Betrayal; and The Gift of Property: Having the Good / Betraying Genitivity, Economy and Ecology, an Ethic of the Earth, all published by SUNY Press.

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