And both fields contributed to the profound fragmentation of mainstream art, which is also a major aesthetic fact of the last 30 years.
The soundtrack is full of indie rock nuggets -- some old (Kinks, Sonic Youth), some new (Cat Power, Moldy Peaches) -- that help shape the quirky nature of Juno's aesthetic; in fact, it could be the quirkiest film since Napoleon Dynamite (whose own backlash has been sorely lacking -- really, people are still quoting this?).
"I was intensely drawn to the combination of science and art, of the pragmatic and aesthetic, of rigorous facts and intuitive leaps," she wrote, looking back nearly 60 years later.
As Hájek notes, if \(c\) is defined on propositions concerning ethical matters, or mathematical matters, or aesthetic matters, or facts about the current time or the agent's current location, it is not clear that it could possibly be the chance function of any world, since chances cannot attach to these sorts of proposition.
Besides aesthetic niggles, that fact leads to an important practical problem.
The group noted the unreconstructed "Point Break" aesthetic and the fact that everything from the lime-green shag to the wall mirrors had been set at rakish angles.
Trying hard has never been part of the Wavves aesthetic, but the fact is that this band, fronted by Nathan Williams, has never been anything other than efficient and proficient, even at its scuzziest, which was extremely scuzzy.
Defenders maintain that the Philharmonic cannot abandon its storied traditions in the name of Americanized notions of political correctness, but the chief argument for diversity is, in fact, aesthetic.
One is that the very excess of the aesthetic experience, the fact that it evaporates so fast upon contact with daily life, is a reminder of how impoverished daily life is.
That's a little bit how I feel about that term, because it has been taken to mean some kind of aesthetic, when, in fact, what I was talking about was a sort of time travel".
