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THL1501 ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 1 (CORRECT ANSWERS ) DUE DATE 17th APRIL 2025 GUARANTEED DISTINCTION. ASSIGNMENT 02 Due date: 17 April 2025 Unique number: 754430Question 1: In her book, Basic Issues in Aesthetics (1998), cited in the Study Guide, Marcia Eaton discusses the difficulties with defining the terms “beauty” and “aesthetics.” Referring to this excerpt, in an essay of 500-800 words, argue that it is possible for these terms to be used objectively despite arguments to the contrary. In other words, argue that it possible to define what “beauty” and “aesthetics” are. You may refer to the examples Eaton uses but can also provide your own. Include your references to the Study Guide both in-text and in a bibliography. [30] Introduction In her book, Basic Issues in Aesthetics (1998), Marcia Eaton highlights the complexities surrounding the definitions of "beauty" and "aesthetics." While many argue that these concepts are inherently subjective, I contend that it is indeed possible to define them objectively. This essay will explore the potential for objective definitions of beauty and aesthetics, drawing on Eaton's examples and additional insights.

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THL1501 ASSIGNMENT 2
SEMESTER 1 (CORRECT
th
ANSWERS ) DUE DATE 17 APRIL
2025 GUARANTEED DISTINCTION.
ASSIGNMENT 02


Due date: 17 April 2025


Unique number: 754430Question 1:


In her book, Basic Issues in Aesthetics (1998), cited in the Study Guide, Marcia Eaton

discusses the difficulties with defining the terms “beauty” and “aesthetics.” Referring to

this excerpt, in an essay of 500-800 words, argue that it is possible for these terms to be

used objectively despite arguments to the contrary. In other words, argue that it possible to

define what “beauty” and “aesthetics” are. You may refer to the examples Eaton uses but

can also provide your own. Include your references to the Study Guide both in-text and in

a bibliography. [30]


Introduction


In her book, Basic Issues in Aesthetics (1998), Marcia Eaton highlights the complexities

surrounding the definitions of "beauty" and "aesthetics." While many argue that these concepts

are inherently subjective, I contend that it is indeed possible to define them objectively. This

essay will explore the potential for objective definitions of beauty and aesthetics, drawing on

Eaton's examples and additional insights.

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