Disinterestedness, Disdain and the Reception of Berleant’s Major Idea Cheryl Foster Abstract Arnold Berleant’s philosophical theories have proven to be prescient in their identification of an aesthetic interface between human beings and the natural world – the interface he calls “engagement,” a form of participatory aesthetics. This essay presents the context out of which […]
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