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The International arts movement Intentism believes that 'all meaning is the imperfect outworking of intention.' This idea made enough waves by 2009 that Chelsea College of Arts organized a panel debate on its theories related to art. Subsequently, in 2011 The Royal College of Art hosted a debate on its claims pertaining to literary theory. This book is a full transcription of those events.

In 'Fake Your Way as an Intentist' founder Vittorio Pelosi looks at the movement in easy to understand prose. The book firstly sets the movement in it's historical context and then outlines its core beliefs. Finally, Pelosi gives examples of how Intentist artists are working.

A collection of the leading thinkers about Intentionalism today. Does the author's intention affect the works' meaning? Interviewees include philosophers and practitioners on both sides of the debate.