Sentence examples for aesthetic primacy from inspiring English sources

But notions of aesthetic primacy were intermingled with more philosophical concerns, including the urge to embrace the broadest possible definition of spirituality through events like "Sutra," the choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's piece inspired by Buddhist Shaolin monks, and "The Manganiyar Seduction," the director Roysten Abel's celebration Muslim musical traditions from Northern India.

Rather than giving art primacy in aesthetic, Dewey believes that humans only feel properly alive when absorbing the aesthetic features of nature.

Throughout, he keeps returning to what has always been his main theme: the primacy of aesthetic experience.

The artists associated with the movement wanted to reassert the primacy of aesthetic concerns in art, to make art that was beautiful and that didn't require any sort of theoretical framework for understanding.

Although Whitman himself was clear about his ethical hopes for "Leaves of Grass" -- he refers to it early on as a "New Bible" -- he was quite aware of the primacy of the aesthetic, as am I.

Uncovering the ontological foundations of aesthetic experience does not undermine the primacy Gadamer gives to art's immediate address.

In so doing an approach that upholds the primacy of the optic as an aesthetic source of insight; whilst paying attention to the subjective 'I' of those who seek to understand learners and themselves.

Now, added to that are computer coding acumen and a cinematographer's aesthetic of animation and plot.Several recent developments highlight the primacy of living data.

One reason that performance art exploded into prominence in the 1970s is that it inserted the human body into an aesthetic landscape where the gossamer claims for abstraction's inevitable primacy in Modern art had finally fallen apart.

"Tahrir" gives you a lot to think about, but it invites analysis by insisting on the primacy of sound and image, through the noise and kineticism of the aesthetic experience.

This is an aesthetic objection, rather than an accusation of malfeasance, but it helps to explain why Djokovic, despite his primacy, still strains for the adulation that seems to be the birthright of his peers.