Re: "The problem with Hegel’s aesthetics is the assumption that the truth of a work of art emerges completely via its conceptual

[Cheerskep]

Joseph quotes Christopher Willard:

> - Without intent all painting is meaningless.
> 
> Depending on what he has in mind, Willard's line sounds tautological, 
trivial, and, if it is interpreted as saying you mustn't start a work without 
knowing "where it is going", in many cases his dogma is damaging.