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The Experience of Magic
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LEDDINGTON, JASON
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Aesthetics
/ Art criticism
/ Art happenings
/ Cognition
/ Cognitive dissonance
/ Gendler, Tamar Szabó
/ Magic & magicians
/ Magicians
/ Performing arts events
/ Philosophy
/ Pretend play
/ Theater
/ Theatrical events
/ Theory
2016
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The Experience of Magic
by
LEDDINGTON, JASON
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Aesthetics
/ Art criticism
/ Art happenings
/ Cognition
/ Cognitive dissonance
/ Gendler, Tamar Szabó
/ Magic & magicians
/ Magicians
/ Performing arts events
/ Philosophy
/ Pretend play
/ Theater
/ Theatrical events
/ Theory
2016
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The Experience of Magic
2016
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Overview
Despite its enduring popularity, theatrical magic remains all but ignored by art critics, art historians, and philosophers. This is unfortunate, since magic offers a unique and distinctively intellectual aesthetic experience and raises a host of interesting philosophical questions. Thus, this article initiates a philosophical investigation of the experience of magic. Section I dispels two widespread misconceptions about the nature of magic and discusses the sort of depiction it requires. Section II asks, \"What cognitive attitude is involved in the experience of magic?\" and criticizes three candidate replies; Section III then argues that Tamar Szabó Gendler's notion of \"belief-discordant alief\" holds the key to a correct answer. Finally, Section IV develops an account of the experience of magic and explores some of its consequences. The result is a philosophically rich view of the experience of magic that opens new avenues for inquiry and is relevant to core issues in contemporary aesthetics.
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Blackwell Publishing Ltd,Wiley Subscription Services, Inc,Oxford University Press
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