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A model of aesthetic appreciation and aesthetic judgments
British Journal of Psychology, 2004Although aesthetic experiences are frequent in modern life, there is as of yet no scientifically comprehensive theory that explains what psychologically constitutes such experiences. These experiences are particularly interesting because of their hedonic properties and the possibility to provide self‐rewarding cognitive operations. We shall explain why
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Is Aesthetic Judgment Impaired by Neuroticism?
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1980If aesthetic aspects of art are objective and reside in the art, as Arnheim (1954) argues, then perceiving them may be akin to any other kind of reality testing. Further, if neurosis impairs reality testing, it would also impair aesthetic judgment, especially if aesthetic cues are vital and relevant to the human experience as Arnheim maintains.
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Are There “Aesthetic” Judgments?
Erkenntnis, 2023David C Sackris, Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen
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Aesthetic Cognition and Aesthetic Judgment
2017This chapter explains the cognitive value. Insights from continental aesthetics will be reconstructed with the aid of concepts from Nelson Goodman's analytic aesthetics. The connection between the conceptual indeterminacy of the work of art and aesthetic cognition was already established by A. G. Baumgarten.
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Aesthetic judgment in the surgery of appearance
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1976The aesthetic judgment of human appearance differs from that of the visual arts in that the former is determined not only by the degree of balance and harmony of proportions of its component parts, but also by such factors as body posture and movement and facial expression. Since these are influenced by ethnic background, environment, education, health,
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