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Evolutionary Aesthetics

open access: yes, 2010
The fourth chapter on “Evolutionary Aesthetics” provides a comprehensive and detailed account of both strengths and weaknesses among recent aesthetic and cultural theories (such as homo aestheticus, literary Darwinism, cognitive cultural studies, etc) based upon neo-Darwinian theory.
Carsten Strathausen
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Situated color aesthetics by evolutionary computation

2017 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC), 2017
In a previous publication by the same authors, a computational design system was described that identifies aesthetical color combinations. In that work the type of color aesthetics pursued was to be determined prior to the design representing a given design objective.
Ozer Çiftçioğlu   +1 more
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Evolutionary aesthetics

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 1997
D Michael Stoddart
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Evolutionary Aesthetics

British Journal of Aesthetics, 2004
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Evolutionary aesthetics

2021
Evolutionary aesthetics is the multidisciplinary investigation of the origins and evolution of our artistic and aesthetic behaviours and the capacities underwriting those behaviours. Key research questions include when, in the evolutionary past of our species, aesthetic sensitivities and artistic behaviours originated, and how, as well as whether those
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Evolutionary Neurobiology and Aesthetics

Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 2005
If aesthetics is a human universal, it should have a neurobiological basis. Although use of all the senses is, as Aristotle noted, pleasurable, the distance senses are primarily involved in aesthetics. The aesthetic response emerges from the central processing of sensory input. This occurs very rapidly, beneath the level of consciousness, and only the
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Aesthetic Preferences: An Evolutionary Approach

2016
Human aesthetic preferences towards a certain landscape type, a certain bodily traits of the opposite sex, a figurative style rather than another, are embedded in what we call “aesthetic experience”, a complex network of instinctive reactions, emotions, feelings, thoughts and judgments.
Mariagrazia Portera, Lorenzo Bartalesi
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