V Mediterranean
Congress
of Aesthetics

4th-8th July 2011

• Art,
  Emotion
  and Value
  
  

  Cartagena (Spain),
  4th-8th July 2011

• Art,
  Emotion
  and Value
  
  

  Cartagena (Spain),
  4th-8th July 2011

• Art,
  Emotion
  and Value
  
  

  Cartagena (Spain),
  4th-8th July 2011

Welcome

Since the first Mediterranean Congress of Aesthetic held in Athens (Greece) in 2000, several editions of these encounters have taken place around the Mediterranean (Carthage, 2003; Portoroz, 2006; Irbid, 2008).

The next edition will take place in Cartagena (Spain), 4th-8th July 2011 organized by the University of Murcia (Spain) in collaboration with the Technical University of Cartagena.

Organizing Committee: Francisca Pérez Carreño (University of Murcia), Salvador Rubio Marco (University of Murcia), Matilde Carrasco Barranco (University of Murcia), Mª José Alcaraz León (University of Murcia) and Antonio Garrido Hernández (Technical University of Cartagena).

Art, Emotion and Value

The general subject of the Congress is Art, Emotion and Value, including (but not restricted to) topics such as:

• Relationships between ethics and aesthetics:
• Aesthetic and moral values
• Art, morality and politics
• Aesthetic and moral judgment
• Pleasure and aesthetic evaluation
• Emotional responses in aesthetic experience
• Affective aspects of aesthetics experience
• The expression of the emotion in the arts
• Emotion in contemporary art
• Art and society:
• High and low art
• Art and ideology

As in former editions, the congress aims at providing a framework for inter-disciplinary discussion and cross-methodological interests. We encourage artists and specialists from all sorts of disciplines related to art and aesthetics to participate in the congress; graduate students and early researchers are also encouraged to participate at the conference.

Cartagena

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Cartagena (Murcia), Spain

Scientific Committee

• Alessandro Bertinetto
  (University of Udine. Italy)
• Miguel Centellas Soler
  (Technical University of Cartagena, Spain)
• Román de la Calle
  (University of Valencia, Spain)
• Fabian Dorsch
  (University of Fribourg. Switzerland)
• Ales Erjavec
  (Institute of Philosophy ZRC SAZU, Ljubljana, Slovenia)
• Jale Erzen
  (METU University of Ankara. Turkey)
• Arto Haapala
  (University of Helsinki, Finland)
• Jordi Ibáñez
  (University Pompeu Fabra. Spain)
• José García Leal
  (University of Granada. Spain)
• Jacinto Lageira
  (University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France)
• G. Luca Garelli
  (University of Florencia. Italy)
• Hans Maes
  (University of Kent, UK)
• Catrin Misselhorn
  (University of Tübingen, Germany)
• Maryvonne Saison
  (University of Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense. France)
• Marta Tafalla
  (Autonomous University of Barcelona. Spain)
• John Zeimbekis
  (University of Grenoble. France)
• Dionysis A. Zivas
  (National Technical University of Athens. Greece)