Ordinary Monsters: Ethical Criticism and the Lives of Artists Christopher Bartel Abstract Should we take into account an artist’s personal moral failings when appreciating or evaluating the work? In this essay, I seek to expand Berys Gaut’s account of ethicism by showing how moral judgment of an artist’s private moral actions can figure in […]
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