The big sculptural question of the moment, which is also the big architectural question, is how to give aesthetic shape to the emotions evoked by Sept. 11.
The edificatory role, however, was never allowed to get out of hand or dominate the literary art; giving aesthetic pleasure remained the saga writer's primary aim and duty.
A filmmaker of the Freudian era, Lubitsch loved the confectionary superstructure of fashion and manners, art and design — of everything that gives aesthetic and social pleasure — and loved it all the more for what he knew it represented, embodied, and perpetuated: sexual desire.
"It sometimes seems to me that as a man, all I have done is to give aesthetic expression to the withdrawal that as a child I witnessed in my father…" This is, as you may have already recognised, a very French book.
The charge of anthropocentricity is also explicitly addressed by the mystery approach, which attempts to give aesthetic appreciation of nature an "acentric" basis (Godlovitch 1994).
On the other hand, the Carta de Restauro of 1987, emphasizes the preservation of patina in restoration processes, as long as the patina really protects the metal, so that the antiquity of the work can be perceived, that is to say it gives aesthetic value to the transformations of the material [14].
On this view, historical changes in body position at fixed moments of choreography would reflect secular changes in what body positions are given high aesthetic value by prevailing artistic culture.
Nick's story is also given recurring aesthetic flourishes.
In each case, the significance of the contamination is given as "aesthetic".
"Vacheron has given high aesthetic finish to parts no one other than a watchmaker who will take the watch apart can see.
