'Moral and Aesthetic Judgments Reconsidered' (original) (raw)

This paper explores the nuanced distinctions between moral and aesthetic judgments, challenging the common view of their inherent differences based solely on subject matter. It emphasizes the overlapping nature of both domains, wherein moral aspects can pertain to artistic evaluations and vice versa. Additionally, the work examines how the properties ascribed to moral judgments contrast with those associated with aesthetic values, highlighting the fluidity of aesthetic discourse compared to the more rigid structure of moral evaluation.