Branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of art, beauty, and taste.
Synonyms
Examples for "aesthetics"
Examples for "aesthetics"
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Photograph: Supplied Which means that relevance no longer hinges on aesthetics alone.
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I did not know that Mandelbrot's work mattered outside aesthetics and geometry.
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In other words, the issue is one not of accuracy but aesthetics.
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The aesthetics of its development and growth are characteristically natural and apparent.
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Tantalized by the dome's exquisite aesthetics, we returned a few days later.
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He listened to philosophic discussions, to metaphysics, to esthetics, to impersonal experience.
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These flowers were the only concession to esthetics that Mr. Flint indulged.
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With some vegetarianism is largely a matter of esthetics, ethics and morality.
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Isn't it rather a lack of conviction than a principle of esthetics?
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Lasers are being widely used in numerous dermatological and esthetics treatments in childhood.
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What, then, is the essence of his philosophy of art-ofimaginative production?
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And this also furnishes the principle of division for the philosophy of art.
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The philosophy of art is a modern pursuit, because only modern art presents problems.
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The whole philosophy of art is in that crude drawing.
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But for 'aesthetics'-thephilosophy of art-he had nothing but contempt.
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His specialty is aesthetics, philosophy of art, and most of his books have been on that subject, especially the art of film.
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Before this cockney sculpture was planned, there should have been a closer study of the history and philosophy of art in Berlin.
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Schelling is the first thinker to attempt a Philosophy of Art.
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Hippolyte Taine's Philosophy of Art represents such an illusion.
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On artistic genius and its creative process, see H. Taine, The Philosophy of Art, Part ii.
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The Philosophy of Art.
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Then whatever you may think of Ruskin, Wilde learnt a great deal about the History and Philosophy of Art from him.
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The appropriate expression for our subject is the " Philosophy of Art," or, more precisely, the "Philosophy of Fine Arts."
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"The true philosophy of art-thetrue philosophy of art, my lady," added Mr. Gimble, the picture-dealer