Sentence examples for aesthetic examination from inspiring English sources
The objects are removed from their contexts, encouraging aesthetic examination.
Dewey replied (1939b) that he had based his aesthetic theory on examination of the subject-matter and not on any a priori theory.
With the growing recognition that there is no "transcendent intellect" or "absolute knowledge," the gesture of searching (for meaning or knowledge) is shifting from "a digging down for reasons" to an examination of aesthetic qualities of things and an exploration of how humans respond to their environment as both subjects and objects.
It was an elegant examination of the principal aesthetic ideas of medieval Latin civilisation.
In this way, the evaluation of argumentative images can be made a matter of systematic examination and critical inquiry which goes beyond aesthetic assessment.
On his site he writes, "The book takes as its starting point the peculiar aesthetic of broken E-Ink displays and serves as an examination into the reading device's materiality.
A reader, however, discovered on close examination that one of the pictures was digitally altered, apparently for aesthetic reasons.
Modern dance — from Martha Graham's, Merce Cunningham's and Trisha Brown's collaborations with major visual artists to periodic re-examinations of the proscenium stage to today's do-it-yourself aesthetic — has more consistently addressed design.
Mr. Lemon (no fool he) has picked decidedly blue-chip choreographers, artists whose aesthetic, generational, gender and racial connections and contrasts should open up all sorts of intriguingly troublesome lines of inquiry and examination.
