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    Challenges→Dewey should have held that there is no such thing as aesthetic experience as a discrete category.

    The same reasoning that rules out a discrete religious experience should rule out a discrete aesthetic experience.

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    Patrick Romanell (1949) held that Croce and Dewey at least share the view that art is about aesthetic experience. However, Dewey’s definition of the subject matter of philosophy of art as aesthetic experience (which treats it as a special type of experience) is inconsistent with his definition of it as the aesthetic phase of experience. Also, when Dewey speaks of aesthetic experience he is not functionalist and is not consistent with his pragmatism. Dewey should have held that just as there is n

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