aesthetic experience
collocation in Englishmeaningsofaestheticandexperience
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aesthetic
adjective
uk/esˈθet.ɪk/uk/iːsˈθet.ɪk/us/esˈθet̬.ɪk/
relating to the enjoyment or study ...
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experience
noun
uk/ɪkˈspɪə.ri.əns/us/ɪkˈspɪr.i.əns/
(the process of getting) knowledge or skill from doing, seeing, or ...
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(Definition ofaestheticandexperiencefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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His make-believe that gravity can be overcome, or no longer exists, is turned into a programme for anaestheticexperience.
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We have conceived of our work as both anaestheticexperienceand a social/environmental comment and are encouraged that these ideas resonate with audiences.
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On the most common sense and practical level,aestheticexperiencewas equated with the direct experience of music.
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The point is that these other values are not what makes the musical experience anaestheticexperience, a work of art.
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A traditional religious experience was revived and performed as anaestheticexperiencein the dynamic forms of the music.
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But "salvation" occurred here as anaestheticexperience.
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It is a very differentaestheticexperienceif there is even a shadow of a doubt regarding a work's authenticity.
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Aestheticexperiencecan be represented only byaestheticexperience.
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Given the atmospheric dimension ofaestheticexperiencewhich we noted earlier, it seems that no quick judgement can be made about these matters.
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Both literature and the arts, they said, stem fromaestheticexperience, and the performing and non-performing arts are closely related.
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The example given above is taken from literature and deals with a sense of transcendental unity derived from anaestheticexperienceof a natural setting.
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In fact, "appreciation" may be too weak a word for theiraestheticexperience.
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Is valorizing thisaestheticexperienceof love the final goal of the text?
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Given thataestheticexperienceis inherently physical, tied to sensation and the materiality of signiers, how can moral imperatives and religious symbolism separate a transcendent value from that materiality?
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Birkhoff (1933) introduces the well-known aesthetic measure theory based on the analyses ofaestheticexperience.
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If his ideas are reflected in this wider body of literature, then we may feel reasonably confident that his approach faithfully records certain features of the phenomenology ofaestheticexperience.
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It is not the purpose of this article to suggest thataestheticexperiencecan take the place of religion in helping us to address these questions or approach this experience.
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At the same time, the moral self-consciousness associated with contemplating a portrait tended to raise the stakes ofaestheticexperience, to deepen the import of pictorial images themselves.
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