Nesting

The Monist 73 (2):296-311 (1990)
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Abstract

You listen to a singer singing a lied. What you hear is a work of art, one work of art. But if it is a single work, whose work is it? The poet who wrote the words has created a work of art, but so did the composer, who wrote the music, and the singer, who is an artist in his own right. Each artist has created a work of art that is different from the other two. Yet how can that be if you hear but a single work? How can three distinct works of art be one work, the one you now enjoy?

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