University of Chicago
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 2000
New York City, New York, United States of America
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    Effortless Bodily Movement
    Philosophical Topics 39 (1): 67-79. 2011.
    What is it for a bodily movement to be effortless? What are we appreciating when we admire a dancer’s effortless leaps, a basketball player’s effortless shot, or even a seagull’s effortless soar? I propose to explore the notion of effortlessness by distinguishing various kinds of effortless bodily movements, examining the idea that effortless movements are smooth, predictable ones, discussing the relations between effortlessness and difficulty and effortlessness and actual ease, and speculating …Read more
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    Proprioception as an aesthetic sense
    Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 64 (2): 231-242. 2006.