In this way, the aesthetic elements and paradigmatic Ideas of general aesthetics govern practical philosophy, as well.
The aesthetic principles that govern dance and theatre in East Asia are radically different from those of the West.
Hobhouse, a veteran garden historian and designer, elegantly explains the continuity of the aesthetic ideas that govern Persian gardens, with their rills of water and tree-lined alleys underplanted with roses and violets.
The only impact is aesthetic, and how can you govern aesthetics?" Andrew Chary, another local architect, who has worked on more than 10 boathouses in the area, concurs.
They were genuine attempts to fit my emerging sensibility into what I perceived, rightly or wrongly, to be the governing aesthetic philosophy of the time.
"Our goal has been to maintain the underlying aesthetic that has governed Blue Note throughout its 75 years," said Was. "It's very poetic to be doing it with the original guys who helped to define the label.
Neither evolutionary process nor aesthetic change is governed by deterministic laws (Beatty 2006; Sober 2006).
The same principles that govern reconstructive surgery are applied to aesthetic surgery: replace like with like, respect anatomic boundaries, minimize tissue trauma, and preserve vascular integrity.
Also, over the past few years, some large American cities have restricted the placement of news racks, limited excessive numbers of them and set aesthetic and hygienic standards governing their use.
Muir explicitly distinguished this kind of understanding of aesthetic appreciation from that governed by the idea of the picturesque.
