Sentence examples for aesthetic analysis of from inspiring English sources
In 1990, this research was published under the title "Kitawa: A Linguistic and Aesthetic Analysis of Visual Art in Melanesia".
This book is a wide-ranging, closely argued aesthetic analysis of repetition and variation in the Homeric epics.
On the whole, the aesthetic analysis of the mentolabial region is under-discussed in the literature when compared with nasal aesthetic analysis.
In addition to aesthetic analysis of the paintings, Scherer was urged to explore the historical, political and cultural context of each painting.
The essays present both an introduction to and aesthetic analysis of Cohen's work, while the interview discusses the intractable problems of history and memory that his photographs so uniquely capture.
The genesis of the geometrical metric structure is neither seen as the creation of the concrete material from the general idea (a group) nor as the creation of the category (a group) from the concrete, but as the advent of relations linked to the concrete in an aesthetic analysis of the general idea.
This elevation of what was once considered junk food to the subject of vigorous aesthetic analysis represents the convergence of two trend lines.
A cross-regional thematic emphasis and inter-textual methods of narrative and aesthetic analysis, will ground our discussion of films from Italy, Japan, United States, India, China, France, Brazil, Nigeria, Russia, Iran, Mexico, and a number of other countries.
The result is partly aesthetic analysis, partly an investigation of linguistic theory, partly a history of programming and an entirely original work.Although he has long since given up programming for profit, it remains a passion.
However, it is challenging to run the algorithms on mobile devices since the process of aesthetic analysis is quite complicated and time-consuming, especially for large amount of images.
According to the prevailing mode of aesthetic analysis regarding art, and to a certain extent nature, our aesthetic life is primarily characterized from a spectator's point of view.
