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Drawing upon a wide range of Kant's writings on culture and ethics, Murray delivers a fresh, contemporary challenge to the standard view of Kant's aesthetics in the philosophy of art long overdue, highly recommended. Jennifer A. McMahon, The University of Adelaide With Kant as his guide, Bradley Murray adeptly negotiates the tricky yet crucially important terrain between aesthetics and morality. He offers us both a compelling reading of Kant and also an imaginative exploration of the issues. His approach is invigorating and refreshing, while also respecting scholarly values. The Possibility of Culture deserves to open up relatively underexplored issues that are nevertheless of enduring importance both in the understanding of Kant as well as in aesthetics and the philosophy of culture. Nick Zangwill, University of Hull

Drawing upon a wide range of Kant's writings on culture and ethics, Murray delivers a fresh, contemporary challenge to the standard view of Kant's aesthetics in the philosophy of art long overdue, highly recommended. Jennifer A. McMahon, The University of Adelaide With Kant as his guide, Bradley Murray adeptly negotiates the tricky yet crucially important terrain between aesthetics and morality. He offers us both a compelling reading of Kant and also an imaginative exploration of the issues. His approach is invigorating and refreshing, while also respecting scholarly values. The Possibility of Culture deserves to open up relatively underexplored issues that are nevertheless of enduring importance both in the understanding of Kant as well as in aesthetics and the philosophy of culture. Nick Zangwill, University of Hull

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Bradley Murray is a philosopher and psychotherapist who has taught at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, and Oxford University, England. He has published widely on topics relating to Kantian philosophy.

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