John Dewey wrote about this concept "as experience."
A book on this concept started a dispute between the author and Benedetto Croce, who, along with Stephen Pepper, accused the book of being overly Hegelian. According to Nelson Goodman, instead of asking what this concept is, we should ask when it is. Arthur Danto argued that this concept can only be understood in the context of a broader namesake (*) "world." A book on this concept characterized it in terms of the interaction between a "live creature" and its environment. Walter Benjamin wrote about how examples of this concept lose their "aura" when they are reproduced. John Dewey wrote about this concept "as experience." For 10 points, name this concept which is the object of inquiry in aesthetics.
A book on this concept started a dispute between the author and Benedetto Croce, who, along with Stephen Pepper, accused the book of being overly Hegelian.
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