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The papers in this volume represent a selection of reflections of contemporary Chinese and western philosophers invited to discuss this topic in a conference held at Marquette University. Noteworthy throughout the various papers represented in this volume is how the Chinese and Western authors mutually attempt to integrate ideas from their respective Chinese and Western æsthetic theories and art practices into their respective contemporary theories. Thanks to the authors, Noël Carroll, Cheng Xiangzhan, Stephen Davies, Peng Feng, Garry Hagberg, Liu Yuedi, Richard Shusterman, Wang Chunchen, Jason Wirth, and Mary Wiseman for making available their essays presented at the conference for publication in this volume.

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Curtis L. Carter, Professor of Aesthetics at Marquette University’s Department of Philosophy and Les Aspin center for Government, is Past President of the International Association for Aesthetics and a frequent lecturer at international conferences in China and elsewhere. He was Founding Director and chief curator of the Haggerty Museum of Art and is the author of numerous exhibition catalogues and journal articles. Current books include Border Crossings: Aesthetics into the Arts and Aesthetics and Everyday Life, co-edited with Liu Yuedi.

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