Sentence examples for aesthetic discussion from inspiring English sources

The practice of literary commentary and aesthetic discussion was extensively developed in Japan and is exemplified at its most engaging in the great novel Genji monogatari (c. 1000; Tale of Genji), written by Murasaki Shikibu, lady-in-waiting to the Empress.

These guys are trying to find their voice, and how do they do that?" The guitarists' summit meeting, as Mr. Guggenheim called it, is the kind of serious aesthetic discussion that traveling rock stars rarely have time to experience, backstage or elsewhere.

The social psychology of that discussion greatly repays consideration, but I wanted to shift the aesthetic discussion away from the concepts of grandeur and artifice and toward the idea of style, which, I think, is as central to a film such as "Somewhere" as it is to works of grand artifice by Visconti or Minnelli and to even smaller-scale independent films of many sorts.

Aesthetic discussions among the choreographers are often conducted during cigarette breaks on the sidewalk outside Dance Theater of Harlem.

"If I came to New York City and started horsing around and getting in long aesthetic discussions with professors of art, or hanging out with artists at the Cedar Bar?

As Gréaud explains, "One of the very first aesthetic discussions that occurred was the possibility of blessing or cursing the virgin 16mm rolls in The Voodoo Spiritual Temple.

This investigation is of particular relevance to landscape architecture, in the context of ongoing discussions of the "ecological aesthetic", a discussion which addresses a perceived dichotomy between aesthetics and ecology.

Even the debate about whether or not it's scoring goals that matters, that old aesthetic versus result discussion, permeates every preview and every post-match analysis.

Postmodern theorists have tended to demonize "the aesthetic" -- any discussion of beauty in art -- as a lure, a snare, a Trojan horse of the power structure to keep the oppressed distracted and deluded while the hierarchies of power in art like Shakespeare's brainwash them, turn them into slaves of the dread hegemony.

Johnson (1994) and Fesmire (1999, 2003) also introduce Dewey's aesthetic theories into discussion of ethics.

Bosanquet's discussion of aesthetic appreciation in the Three Lectures also addressed such questions as the forms of aesthetic satisfaction and the different "kinds" of beauty beauty being understood as more than what is aesthetically pleasing.