How do people use language to communicate their aesthetic judgments to one another? What can philosophers learn from analyzing the language used to communicate aesthetic judgments? This workshop brings together a linguist and a philosopher to discuss the
nature and significance of the language of aesthetics.

Louise McNally (language sciences, Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Alexandra Plakias (philosophy, Northern Institute of Philosophy, University of Aberdeen)

Leeds Humanities Research Institute
29-31 Clarendon Place
Leeds, West Yorkshire LS2 9JT

Registration is free but required. Please email s.liao@leeds.ac.uk to register.