Text: Art and Intention

According to the writer what is an intention?

• a plan with a content

• a propositional attitude whose content is a plan

• the goal of every person

• the purpose of doing something

The executive attitude is characterized by...

• having a firm commitment

• having a defined plan of action

• having a firm form of commitment toward a plan

• using art as a plan

They are required in a plan...

• an attitude and commitment

• a plan and commitment

• time and organization

• specification and adjustment at the time of action

These are the forms of intentions except for...

• Temporally mixed

• Artistic and historical

• Proximal-immediate future directed

• Distal-future directed

An intention that is conscious to an agent is called...

• obecjtive and precise

• plans and creation

• choices or decisions

• plans and comittments

Intentional and non-deliberately, spontaneous acts are important in the creation of ...

• a plan

• an organization

• an intention

• an artwork

The stages of the creative process are...

• preparation, incubation, illumination, and verification and elaboration

• planning, incubation, designing, and organization and elaboration

• thinking, reflecting, planning, and organizing and presenting

What kinds of properties artworks by the same artist can acquire?

• Pragmatic and semiotic

• Artistic-content and relational

• Semantic and epistemic

• Epistemic and relational

This theory views intentions as real and effective mental states

• Intentionalism

• Absolutism

• Anti-intentionalism

According to the … intentions have a negligible role in the actual production of an artwork.

• Anti-intentionalism

• Intentionalism

• Absolute-intentionalism

• Authorial intentionalism