Aesthetic

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Study of beauty taste and art

Aesthetic

Aesthetic derives from greek word?

Aisthetikos

The Two nature of beauty: exist independently of individual perceptions

Objective Theories

Nature of Beauty: beauty is in the ete of the beholder

Subjective Theories

An artistic effect productive of the strongest emotion the mind is capable of feeling

Sublime

Theory of sublime art was put forward by?

Edmund Burke

Sublime and beautiful was published in?

1757

Five Aesthetic theories

Formalism, Institutional Theories, Expressionism, Cognitive Theories, and Aesthetic Experience

Critical position aspect of a work pf art is its form

Formalism

Emotional and subjective expreof the artist

Expressionism

How mind processes and interprets aesthetic experience

Cognitive Theories

Era which artist considered as craftmen

Ancient Aesthetic

Influence of Christianity

Medieval Aesthetic

Classical art

Renaissance Aesthetic

Against idealism and romanticism

Realism

Admired art but found them threatening

Plato

Two theories of art: art is a copy of physical thing

Imitation of reality

Two theories of art;glimpse of true beauty and wisdom

Divine Inspiration

Disagreed with plato

Aristotle

He believes that the universal form or truth of an object was within the object itself

Aristotle

Three conditions of beauty

Proportion, Wholeness, and Radiance

He explores the notion of beauty and how it relates to the human experience.

Immanual Kant

The first moment

Subjective Experience

The second moment: beauty most be free form logical ideas or concept

Universality without concept

The third moment

Form and Finality

the fourth moment

Fine art and Dependent Beauty

physical slef

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physical slef

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material/economic self and spiritual self

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material/economic self and spiritual self

Political self

Political self

Digital self

Digital self

Sexual Self

Sexual Self

CHAPTER1 lesson 1

CHAPTER1 lesson 1

CHAPTER2 lesson 1

CHAPTER2 lesson 1

CHAPTER2 lesson2

CHAPTER2 lesson2

CHAPTER 3 lesson1

CHAPTER 3 lesson1

CHAPTER3 lesson2

CHAPTER3 lesson2

CHAPTER3 lesson3

CHAPTER3 lesson3

LESSON 1

LESSON 1

basic pf typo

basic pf typo

evolution

evolution

history

history

digi at an illustration

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digi at an illustration

chap 2

chap 2

compo

compo

illustrator

illustrator

chapt 3

chapt 3

concept aet

concept aet

History

History

問題一覧

Study of beauty taste and art

Aesthetic

Aesthetic derives from greek word?

Aisthetikos

The Two nature of beauty: exist independently of individual perceptions

Objective Theories

Nature of Beauty: beauty is in the ete of the beholder

Subjective Theories

An artistic effect productive of the strongest emotion the mind is capable of feeling

Sublime

Theory of sublime art was put forward by?

Edmund Burke

Sublime and beautiful was published in?

1757

Five Aesthetic theories

Formalism, Institutional Theories, Expressionism, Cognitive Theories, and Aesthetic Experience

Critical position aspect of a work pf art is its form

Formalism

Emotional and subjective expreof the artist

Expressionism

How mind processes and interprets aesthetic experience

Cognitive Theories

Era which artist considered as craftmen

Ancient Aesthetic

Influence of Christianity

Medieval Aesthetic

Classical art

Renaissance Aesthetic

Against idealism and romanticism

Realism

Admired art but found them threatening

Plato

Two theories of art: art is a copy of physical thing

Imitation of reality

Two theories of art;glimpse of true beauty and wisdom

Divine Inspiration

Disagreed with plato

Aristotle

He believes that the universal form or truth of an object was within the object itself

Aristotle

Three conditions of beauty

Proportion, Wholeness, and Radiance

He explores the notion of beauty and how it relates to the human experience.

Immanual Kant

The first moment

Subjective Experience

The second moment: beauty most be free form logical ideas or concept

Universality without concept

The third moment

Form and Finality

the fourth moment

Fine art and Dependent Beauty