British Society of Aesthetics

BSA Essay Prize

BSA Essay Prize


The British Society of Aesthetics runs a biennial essay prize competition, open to early-career researchers in aesthetics. The winning author will receive £500 and an opportunity to present the paper at the Society’s annual conference. The winning essay will normally be published in the British Journal of Aesthetics.

Details of the 2012 competition will be announced shortly.

 

Previous Winners

2010 - James Grant (University of Oxford) for his essay, "Metaphor and Criticism"
2008 - Andrew Kania (Trinity University, San Antonio) for his essay, “Fundamental Musical Ontology; Methodology and a New Proposal”.