Sentence examples for aesthetic phenomena from inspiring English sources

Both are recognisably forms of the same game, but as cultural, social and aesthetic phenomena they are worlds apart.

Such considerations point toward the aforementioned approach that begins with the aesthetic experience as the most likely to capture the full range of aesthetic phenomena without begging the important philosophical questions about their nature.

Other definitions of art give priority to explaining those facts that reflect art's universality and continuity with other aesthetic phenomena.

There is no consensus in aesthetic theories because aesthetic phenomena have been segregated from other aspects of life.

Rather, the existence of a distinct class of aesthetic phenomena is a modern, empirical discovery, which implies that there are additional aesthetic discoveries to be made.

However, I do not make this proposal to be contentious or fashionably 'post-human', but to provide a constructive framework for understanding the nature and diversity of aesthetic phenomena, including the human arts.

Nietzsche would replace the spirit of science with a conception of existence and the world as an aesthetic phenomenon and justified only as such.

The masters of nonfictional prose in French in the 20th century were those thinkers who were also superb stylists and who deemed it a function of philosophy to understand the aesthetic phenomenon: Henri Bergson (1859 1941), Paul Valéry (1871 1945), and Gaston Bachelard (1884 1962).

But in the tension between discretion and flamboyance — between fitting in and acting out — Cohen locates the origin of "camp," which Susan Sontag defined as "seeing the world as an aesthetic phenomenon".

Its original German title, which translates as "Hitler, A Film from Germany," makes clear the scope of the director's ambition: to investigate Hitler as a psychic and aesthetic phenomenon, or, as is said in the film, as "fantasies of the mind and their blood realization".

Kuki thereby developed a sophisticated understanding of European philosophy and aesthetics, and was concerned after his return to Japan to apply methods he had learned to a Japanese aesthetic phenomenon.