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  <abstract>Introduction Part I Greenberg's Modernist Aesthetic Chapter 1: Modernism and Formalism: The Internal Structure of Greenbergian Theory Chapter 2: Modernism and Formalism: The Internal Limits of Greenbergian Theory Part II The Legacy of Greenbergian Theory Chapter 3: The Afterlife of Medium-Specificity I: Fried on the 'Theatre' and 'Theatricality' Chapter 4: The Afterlife of Medium-Specificity II: Krauss on the 'Post-Medium Condition' Chapter 5: The Afterlife of Formalist Criticism I: de Duve on Judging 'This is art' Chapter 6: The Afterlife of Formalist Criticism II: Danto on the 'Aesthetics of Form' Part III Kant's Theory of Art Reconsidered Chapter 7: Kant's Aesthetics and the Challenge of Conceptual Art Chapter 8: The Scope of Kant's Theory of Art Chapter 9: The Actuality of Kant's Aesthetics Introduction Part I Greenberg's Modernist Aesthetic Chapter 1: Modernism and Formalism: The Internal Structure of Greenbergian Theory Chapter 2: Modernism and Formalism: The Internal Limits of Greenbergian Theory Part II The Legacy of Greenbergian Theory Chapter 3: The Afterlife of Medium-Specificity I: Fried on the 'Theatre' and 'Theatricality' Chapter 4: The Afterlife of Medium-Specificity II: Krauss on the 'Post-Medium Condition' Chapter 5: The Afterlife of Formalist Criticism I: de Duve on Judging 'This is art' Chapter 6: The Afterlife of Formalist Criticism II: Danto on the 'Aesthetics of Form' Part III Kant's Theory of Art Reconsidered Chapter 7: Kant's Aesthetics and the Challenge of Conceptual Art Chapter 8: The Scope of Kant's Theory of Art Chapter 9: The Actuality of Kant's Aesthetics</abstract>
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