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1. • • Cultural appropriation is a broad umbrella term for a number of phenomena related to the borrowing of elements of a culture other than one’s own.
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   What is cultural appropriation and the Arts?

   • You have full access to this open access article Cultural Appropriation and the Arts, by James O. Young, provides an analytical, comprehensive overview of ethical and aesthetic issues concerning cultural appropriation. In his monograph, Young addresses important culture-related questions such as cultural membership, ownership and responsibilities.

   James O. Young: Cultural appropriation and the arts

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   What are ethics and aesthetics of cultural appropriation?

   • The Ethics and Aesthetics of Cultural Appropriation Creativity within the arts often involves engaging with an aesthetic cosmopolitan appreciation of culture, often in a way that perceives itself to be ‘morally responsible and aesthetically discerning’ (Rings, 2019, p. 161).

   The Ethics and Aesthetics of Intertextual Writing: Cultural

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   Is cultural appropriation morally objectionable?

   • Since moral objection against cultural appropriation can be bound to aesthetic premises, Young examines the objectionability of an act of cultural appropriation by an artist by discarding the aesthetic handicap thesis.

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   Does cultural appropriation have a moral dimension?

   • While most work on cultural appropriation has focused on its moral dimension, Rudinow ( 1994) and Young ( 2008) are two notable exceptions. Both Rudinow and Young take up the question of whether or not those who engage in cultural appropriation will produce works that are necessarily aesthetically flawed.

   Cultural appropriation and aesthetic normativity | Philosophical Studies

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   Is cultural appropriation aesthetically successful?

   • He concludes that ‘cultural appropriation is aesthetically successful more often than we are led to believe’ and that ‘cultural appropriation is wrongfully harmful or offensive less often than some people suggest’ (p. 152).

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   What is the difference between cultural appropriation and appreciation?

   • Whatever the complex answer to this question, cultural appropriation is commonly defined as ‘the taking of something produced by members of one culture by members of another’ (Young 2005: 136), whilst appreciation is typically understood as mere ‘exploration’: ‘Appreciation explores whatever is there’. (Gracyk 2007: 112).

   The appropriating subject: Cultural appreciation, property and

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   May 25, 2020 · Is it ever aesthetically permissible to engage in acts of cultural appropriation? This paper shows how recent work on aesthetic normativity can help answer this question.

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   Mar 25, 2011 · Cultural Appropriation and the Arts, by James O. Young, provides an analytical, comprehensive overview of ethical and aesthetic issues concerning cultural appropriation. In his monograph, Young addresses important culture-related questions such as cultural membership, ownership and responsibilities. Thinking in aesthetic and moral categories ...

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   • Email: Marianna.Bicskei@wiwi.uni-goettingen.de

   • Publish Year: 2011

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   Mar 2, 2022 · Our point is that cultural appropriation is an irreducible feature of Western understandings of aesthetic appreciation, not a domain that one can carve out neatly to produce general normative principles: that one ought or ought not be able to write about or paint x, for example; or, that one ought not participate in any form of ‘cultural ...

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   Aug 16, 2023 · Cultural appropriation is a broad umbrella term for a number of phenomena related to the borrowing of elements of a culture other than one’s own.

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   Mar 15, 2010 · In this book, James O. Young examines the accusations, moral and aesthetic, against cultural appropriation in its many forms and for the most part finds them wanting.

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   Jun 9, 2021 · Cultural appropriation, as both concept and practice, is a hugely controversial issue. It is of particular importance to the arts because creativity is often found at the intersection of cultural boundaries.

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    Jul 12, 2018 · Cultural appropriation is generally understood as the taking or use of the cultural products of “cultural insiders” by “cultural outsiders” (Young 2005: 136). Cultural products can range widely, including stories, styles, motifs, artifacts, artworks, traditional knowledge, as well as representations of the members of a particular ...