RARA-AVIS: Art and Morality

From: Michael Robison ( miker_zspider@yahoo.com)
Date: 23 Feb 2007

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Kerry J. Schooley wrote:

What is the opposite of moral; immoral or amoral? Seems to me the answers point to 2 different things, and that confusion has plagued this discussion from the get-go. Or have I just not been paying close enough attention again?

********** There are three basic questions being batted around. First, can art be moral or immoral? Second, if art can be moral, is there an artistic imperative to make it so? Third, is morality a required theme in art?

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