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Research on user acceptance intention of artificial intelligence generated content for museum cultural and creative products. [PDF]
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Two Roads to One Specialty: A 9-year National Comparison of 1902 Integrated and Independent Plastic Surgery Resident Case Logs. [PDF]
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Designing for Aesthetic Experience
Creativity and Cognition, 2021Digital ways of representing fine art are significantly changing the way art is put on display. New exhibition formats including digital projections of fine art allow us to rethink how we can use technology to create art experiences. However, replicating the existing relationships between art, meta-text and visitor might not be the right way.
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Design for Aesthetic Experience
2011Taiwanese government has been aggressively promoting culture creative industries in recent years. To achieve the goals of industry transformation and to better the living environment, it further propels the innovative concept of "creative life industry".
Po-Hsien Lin, Chi-Chang Lu, Mo-Li Yeh
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The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2008
An initial clinical question, 'Why does an analysand talk about his/her relationship with an aesthetic object?' opens an investigation into the nature of aesthetic experience. Three principal aspects of the psychoanalytic approach are presented: sublimation, a Freudian concept concerning the vicissitudes of the drives; reparation, a Kleinian concept ...
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An initial clinical question, 'Why does an analysand talk about his/her relationship with an aesthetic object?' opens an investigation into the nature of aesthetic experience. Three principal aspects of the psychoanalytic approach are presented: sublimation, a Freudian concept concerning the vicissitudes of the drives; reparation, a Kleinian concept ...
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The aesthetic experience of nursing
Nursing Philosophy, 2006Abstract This article highlights the distinction between the ‘art of nursing’ and ‘fine art’. While something in the nature of nursing can be described as ‘the art of nursing’, it is not to be misunderstood as ‘fine art’ or craft. Therefore, the term ‘aesthetic’ in relation to nursing should not be linked to the aesthetic of modern art, but instead to
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Experiencing Aesthetically, Aesthetic Experience, and Experience in Aesthetics
1986I paced the platform of the suburban line at the principal rail station in Philadelphia on a gray day in late autumn. The platform had nothing of interest. No object, nothing of significance, not a streak of color relieved the pervasive dullness. The city was blocked out by dirty windows, the billboards were innane, not enough light existed to read ...
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Aesthetic Experience and Aesthetic Value
Philosophy Compass, 2006Abstract What possesses aesthetic value? According to a broad view, it can be found almost anywhere. According to a narrower view, it is found primarily in art and is applied to other items by courtesy of sharing some of the properties that make artworks aesthetically valuable.
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Aesthetic Experience and Aesthetic Analysis
Journal of Aesthetic Education, 2003The "raw data" that aesthetics is meant to explain is the aesthetic experience. People have experiences that they class off from other experiences and label, as a class, the aesthetic ones. Aesthetic experience is basic, and all other things aesthetic aesthetic properties, aesthetic objects, aesthetic attitudes are secondary in their importance to ...
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