On the Genealogy of Color

Adams, Zed

doi:10.4324/9781315682013

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“…The aesthetic meaning of a performance will be realized if the motion and its accompaniment are balanced and proportional (Ruastiti, 2011;Ruastiti, 2017;Ruastiti, 2010).The aesthetic meaning of BarisKraras Dance performance can also be seen from the dominance of the brownish dressing and makeup. Brown color contains natural meaning (Adams, 2016;Silva, 2017). The aesthetic meaning of BarisKraras Dance performance can also be seen from the clothing;it is awiran or sesaputan made of kraras leaves or dried banana leaves.…”

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The Meaning of Baris Kraras Dance Performance at Mengwi, Badung, Bali in the Global Era

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The Multi-Sited/Synesthetic Taste of the Italian ‘Tricolore’: Time-Space Transmutations of the Italian Flag’s Colors Through the Ingredients of Pizza Margherita

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Flags, Color, and the Legal Narrative

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Folk Core Beliefs about Color

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Schmidtke

2019

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Johnston famously argued that the colors are, more or less inclusively speaking, dispositions to cause color experiences by arguing that this view best accommodates his five proposed core beliefs about color. Since then, Campbell, Kalderon, Gert, Benbaji, and others, have all engaged with at least some of Johnston's proposed core beliefs in one way or another. Which propositions are core beliefs is ultimately an empirical matter. We investigate whether Johnston's proposed core beliefs are, in fact, believed by assessing the agreement/disagreement of non-philosophers with them. Two experiments are run each with large sample sizes, the second designed to address criticisms of the first. We find that non-philosophers mostly agree with the proposed core beliefs, but that they agree with some more than others.

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On the Genealogy of Color

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The Meaning of Baris Kraras Dance Performance at Mengwi, Badung, Bali in the Global Era

The Meaning of Baris Kraras Dance Performance at Mengwi, Badung, Bali in the Global Era

The Multi-Sited/Synesthetic Taste of the Italian ‘Tricolore’: Time-Space Transmutations of the Italian Flag’s Colors Through the Ingredients of Pizza Margherita

Folk Core Beliefs about Color

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