The Good Wife takes a seemingly feminist approach to the well-known media narrative of
the disgraced politician and his stoic forgiving wife. The CBS series is widely understood as …

In this article, I defend moral aesthetic cognitivism, the view that literature is a valuable
source of insights related to morally relevant aspects of our world and that it can significantly …

In this article, I defend the cognitive value of certain generic television series. Unlike media
and television scholars, who have been appreciative of the informative capacity of television …

I examine the often-denigrated concept of the novel of ideas from its inception and critical
decline to its relatively recent revival. Using a variant of the exploitation-exploration dilemma …

Since romanticism, lyric poetry has been a source of fascination for both literary critics and
philosophers who have sought to understand its expressive powers, its particular use of …

In the aforementioned quote, Vivienne Westwood sketches a role for fashion that elevates it
from the prosaic to the status of art, as something important, life-enhancing, and worthy of …

The recent increase in television production around sexual violence has been labeled by
some as a “# MeToo genre.” This phenomenon blends sociocultural and legal conversations …

In its creative and critical components, this study examines the intersection between
philosophy, literary theory and analysis, and creative writing. It examines and then illustrates …

In CCO scholarship the concept of institutional positioning is considered from an institution
to institution level, overlooking the contributions of individuals within those institutions. As a …

Aesthetics: 50 Puzzles, Paradoxes, and Thought Experiments is a teaching-focused
resource, which highlights the contributions that imaginative scenarios—paradoxes …