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2021
What is aesthetics? The answer given by the encyclopedias is clear. The Italian Enciclopedia Filosofica defines aesthetics as "disciplina filosofica che ha per oggetto la bellezza e l'arte".(1) Correspondingly, the French Vocabulaire d'Esthétique determines aesthetics as "étude réflexive du beau" and "philosophie et science de l'art".(2) The ...
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What is aesthetics? The answer given by the encyclopedias is clear. The Italian Enciclopedia Filosofica defines aesthetics as "disciplina filosofica che ha per oggetto la bellezza e l'arte".(1) Correspondingly, the French Vocabulaire d'Esthétique determines aesthetics as "étude réflexive du beau" and "philosophie et science de l'art".(2) The ...
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1965
EDRS Price MF-$04 25 HC-$0.60 *Architecture, Cultural Enrichment, Educational Environment, *Environmental Influences, Individual Needs, Medical Services, *Perception, *Physical Environment, Physiology, Psychological Design Needs, *Sensory Experience, Stress Variables The basic concepts acid several examples of the effects of the physical environment on
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EDRS Price MF-$04 25 HC-$0.60 *Architecture, Cultural Enrichment, Educational Environment, *Environmental Influences, Individual Needs, Medical Services, *Perception, *Physical Environment, Physiology, Psychological Design Needs, *Sensory Experience, Stress Variables The basic concepts acid several examples of the effects of the physical environment on
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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
Helmut, Leder +3 more
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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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Proceedings of the 5th conference on Designing interactive systems: processes, practices, methods, and techniques, 2004
There is a growing interest in considering aesthetic aspects in the design of interactive systems. A set of approaches are emerging each representing different applications of the terminology as well as different inherent assumptions on the role of the user, designer and interaction ideals.
Petersen, Marianne Graves +3 more
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There is a growing interest in considering aesthetic aspects in the design of interactive systems. A set of approaches are emerging each representing different applications of the terminology as well as different inherent assumptions on the role of the user, designer and interaction ideals.
Petersen, Marianne Graves +3 more
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Aesthetics Without the Aesthetic?
Diogenes, 2012AbstractThe following paper highlights the way in which contemporary analytic or Anglo-American aesthetics neglects the topic of aesthetic experience. The paper briefly examines the historical background to this situation. It also looks at how analytic aesthetics’ preoccupation with the topic of art is largely responsible for this neglect. It concludes
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British Journal of Psychology, 2014
About a decade ago, psychology of the arts started to gain momentum owing to a number of drives: technological progress improved the conditions under which art could be studied in the laboratory, neuroscience discovered the arts as an area of interest, and new theories offered a more comprehensive look at aesthetic experiences.
Leder, Helmut, Nadal-Roberts, Marcos
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About a decade ago, psychology of the arts started to gain momentum owing to a number of drives: technological progress improved the conditions under which art could be studied in the laboratory, neuroscience discovered the arts as an area of interest, and new theories offered a more comprehensive look at aesthetic experiences.
Leder, Helmut, Nadal-Roberts, Marcos
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The "Aesthetic" of the Blues Aesthetic
2019This study of the “Blues Aesthetic” both supplements and revises the now-dominant socio-aesthetic paradigm by introducing the perspectives of cognitive aesthetics to African-American vernacular literary criticism. New methods of scansion, informed by literary and linguistic prosody, are developed to measure previously neglected or misclassified ...
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An aesthetic or anaesthetic? Developing digital aesthetics of production
Journal of Media Practice, 2004AbstractThis article was presented, in draft form, as a paper at the November 2001 AMPE conference. The article critiques different modes of analysis in the field of digital aesthetics. The article argues that there is a desperate need to devise and promote student/staff training in technological/cultural aesthetics that liberate rather than simply ...
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Pretty Healthy Food: How and When Aesthetics Enhance Perceived Healthiness
Journal of Marketing, 2021Linda Hagen
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