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Neuroaesthetics: A Coming of Age Story [PDF]
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 2011 AbstractNeuroaesthetics is gaining momentum. At this early juncture, it is worth taking stock of where the field is and what lies ahead. Here, I review writings that fall under the rubric of neuroaesthetics. These writings include discussions of the parallel organizational principles of the brain and the intent and practices of artists, the description
Anjan Chatterjee
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Neuroaesthetics: a narrative review of neuroimaging techniques
Journal of Bio-X Research, 2021 . As a new discipline, neuroaesthetics has developed rapidly to become an important branch of neuroscience. The study of neuroaesthetics is of great significance to understanding the mechanisms underlying human aesthetics.
Zhitang Chen +3 more
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The Neuroaesthetics of Prose Fiction: Pitfalls, Parameters and Prospects [PDF]
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2015 Neuroaesthetics tends not to do literature. To put it more precisely, neuroaesthetics tends not to do literature very often and when it does, it is inclined not to do it with much conviction, belief and rigour.
Michael eBurke
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IEEE Access, 2023 This paper proposed an innovative method for aesthetic education by integrating shape grammar and neuroaesthetics. Aesthetic education can be divided into bottom-up aesthetic cultivation and top-down knowledge education, which correspond to the ...
Shaoting Zeng, Xin Lyu, Jingfan Kang
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Dreaming and Neuroaesthetics [PDF]
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2015 This paper, which is limited to the art of painting, aims to support the idea that a substantial insertion of concepts and methods drawn on dream psychology and dream neuroscience can contribute to the advancements of Neuroaesthetics.
Umberto eBarcaro, Marco ePaoli
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Progress and Promise in Neuroaesthetics [PDF]
Neuron, 2020 We review progress and highlight open questions in neuroaesthetics. We argue that computational methods can provide mechanistic insight into how aesthetic judgments are formed, while advocating for deeper collaboration between neuroscientists studying aesthetics and those in the arts and humanities.
Iigaya, Kiyohito +2 more
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Sensible schemes in aesthetic experience. Neuroaesthetics and transcendental philosophy compared
Aisthesis, 2017 My paper sets out to compare neuroaesthetics and transcendental philosophy, concerning the perception of schemes of imitation in aesthetic experience.
Lidia Gasperoni
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A comparison of art engagement in museums and through digital media [PDF]
Scientific ReportsAs cultural consumption increasingly moves to a digital space, it is crucial to understand the evolving landscape of art consumption both in and outside of a physical museum context.
Kohinoor M. Darda +8 more
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Changing the narrative: stories reduce biases against anomalous faces [PDF]
BMC PsychologyFacial anomalies, such as scars, are often linked to an “anomalous-is-bad” stereotype, in which people with visible differences are seen as less warm or less moral.
Nadir Bilici +5 more
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Feeling safe, feeling connected: aesthetic and polyvagal approaches to dementia care [PDF]
Frontiers in DementiaThis perspective brings together authors from care aesthetics, dementia studies, mental health nursing, and clinical psychology to explore how aesthetics and Polyvagal Theory intersect in dementia care.
Sarah Fox +7 more
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