Comparison Survey Data

Here are the Comparison Data Surveys.

• The respects-type Romeo and Juliet comparisons (set up by a former student)
• The respects-type Romeo and Juliet comparisons (online version)
• The respects-type musical comparisons

Review them and be able to form an interpretation of the intra-subjective agreement that exists in many instances. Does the agreement mean that aesthetic comparisons, even aesthetic evaluations, can be objective? (Look for a question on the file on this issue.)