Sentence examples for of aesthetic expression from inspiring English sources

"What we're offering is not a continuity of aesthetic expression but a continuity of exploration".

But the freedom that Sargent sought, beyond that of aesthetic expression, was not like that of the avant-garde.

Drama, for Hegel, is the "highest" and most concrete art (PKÄ, 205)—the art in which human beings themselves are the medium of aesthetic expression.

Although the materials' functionality is always the first concern for applications, it is now realized that a certain degree of aesthetic expression for the synthesized nanomaterials should also be targeted.

Still, this alleged isomorphism of aesthetic "expression and impression" is not immediately obvious.[15] Think, for example, about the seriously playful "found art" tradition in Surrealism, dada, Fluxus, and their heirs, a tradition in which ordinary objects get seditiously appropriated as "art".

As Darwin (1871) proposed, I conclude that many animals share with humans the capacity for aesthetic agency the state of participating in process of aesthetic expression, evaluation, judgment, and change.

An individual style found on the tiny isle of Maracá, and another from Santarém, suggest the existence in this region of a hodgepodge of aesthetic expressions, some related, some alien.

Among the ancients, the great emphasis of technology was on aesthetic expression, not on practical utilization.

An important consequence of pursuing this agenda should be significant contributions to inventories of thoughtfulness and aesthetic expression in the storehouses of human civilizations, contributions to the enlargement and enrichment of canons of Philosophy and to revisions of histories and of historiography in the discipline.

The identification and careful exploration of and commentary on the forms and efficacies of this growing collection of works of thoughtful articulation and aesthetic expression are now principal forms of endeavor in Africana philosophy.

In 1963 Eco joined Gruppo 63, an Italian avant-garde movement made up of artists, musicians and writers who aimed to find new forms of literary and aesthetic expression.