The phrase "aesthetic proposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about art, design, or philosophy to refer to a statement or idea that relates to beauty or artistic value.
Example: "The artist's latest work presents an intriguing aesthetic proposition that challenges traditional notions of beauty."
Alternatives: "artistic assertion" or "beauty statement".
But as more and more hip-hop artists acknowledged a debt to the Godfather of Soul, Polydor records recognized that repackaging Brown's vintage work was not only a welcome aesthetic proposition but a solid commercial one.
While LeBron James paced himself, so that he could be at his peak performance level during the playoffs, and Steph Curry took a self-effacing step back in order to accommodate his new teammate Durant, Westbrook took each game — each dart-like elbow jumper, each heart-stopping drive to the rim — as an opportunity to stretch the outer limits of basketball as an aesthetic proposition.
While "Tool Is Loot" is informed by the aesthetic propositions of the strangers — there is more than one chair dance — it is the artists' work.
Even the unsayable (metaphysical, ethical, aesthetic) propositions of philosophy belong in this group which Wittgenstein finally describes as "things that cannot be put into words.
Common criticisms of the proposition that aesthetic can be informed by nature are that aesthetics is about much more than beauty, and that the aesthetics of nature consists merely of examples of beauty.
In the moment that the Masts' aesthetic conjures, food was an anxious proposition, unregulated and rife with chicanery — lead in the red candy, chalk in the milk.
Beyond such philosophical propositions, and beyond the aesthetic interest, the tourbillon's eccentric placement has a practical function.
The first of these propositions explains the word aesthetic, which was initially used in this connection by the Leibnizian philosopher Alexander Baumgarten in Meditationes Philosophicae de Nonnullis ad Poema Pertinentibus (1735; Reflections on Poetry).
Your landing page should not only contain a similar design aesthetic, but it should also contain the same value proposition and feature any offers mentioned on your display ad".
Almost all of the aesthetic theories of post-Kantian Idealism depend upon those two propositions and try to explain the peculiarities of aesthetic experience and aesthetic judgment in terms of the synthesis of the sensory and the intellectual that they imply the synthesis summarized in Hegel's theory of art as "the sensuous embodiment of the Idea".
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.
