Reply by Kathleen Stock

British Journal of Aesthetics 59 (2):219-225 (2019)
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I am extremely grateful to all commentators for such patient, generous, and stimulating contributions. What follows are some thoughts to enrich the conversation, but these are by no means intended to be definitive answers to the worries they have raised.

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