Aesthetic Properties as PowersMy thoughts on this paper benefited enormously from discussions with Paul Linton Cowie, Peter Dennis, Louise Hanson, Anna Marmodoro, Bence Nanay, and Asya Passinsky, as well as from presenting earlier drafts at the Dispositions Workshop at the Humboldt‐Universität zu Berlin and at the Moral Sciences Club at the University of Cambridge. My profoundest thanks, however, are to Barbara Vetter and to the graduate students at her colloquium at the Humboldt for introducing me to the topic of dispositions and for many scintillating conversations. My stay at the Humboldt, in Spring 2015, was sponsored by the Scatcherd Scholarship from the University of Oxford. I have written the final version while in receipt of the Jeffrey Rubinoff Junior Research Fellowship at Churchill College, Cambridge.

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