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To get some idea of ​​the "murky whirlpool of problems" in which the aesthetes of the United States and Canada have found themselves today, it would be enough to leaf through the latest issues of the representative American quarterly "The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism." It is the organ of the American Society of Aesthetics. Its editor is the director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, Professor Thomas Munro, the universally recognized leader of contemporary American aesthetes. In the March issue, in an article entitled "A Criterion for Art Criticism in Contemporary Art," Lester D. Longman says: "It is not clear what we value most in art today. . . Since we fear that any clearly defined Criterion in art would seem dogmatic, we prefer anarchy in critical thinking."