aesthetic value
collocation in Englishmeaningsofaestheticandvalue
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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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value
noun
uk/ˈvæl.juː/us/ˈvæl.juː/
the amount of money that can be received ...
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(Definition ofaestheticandvaluefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofaesthetic value
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These various implements have a great deal ofaestheticvalue, over and above their functional use in the care of crickets.
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There may be hidden potentialaestheticvaluein the melodies that may be extractable by human interpretation.
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We certainly do not underestimate theaestheticvalueof an evolving realtime score which reflects the sound-generating process of the composition.
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Or was he attempting to reach out beyond the country towardsaestheticvaluesystems of elsewhere?
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A novel's exchangeability was overdetermined by many factors only obliquely related to its "content" oraestheticvalue.
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Why should we think it is irrational for her to choose on the basis of her current beliefs aboutaestheticvalue?
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The effect of the sublime relies on its being perceived as natural; as such it should never lose itsaestheticvalue.
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The dramatic landscape creates unique vistas of highaestheticvalue.
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Special attention will be paid to how the description of technological "fidelity" becomes anaestheticvalue, projected and interpreted within demonstrable values of musical culture.
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These practices might have onlyaestheticvaluefor some and aesthetic plus moral value for others.
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However, both critics refuse to acknowledge 'profound', permanent,aestheticvalue.
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It is true that the virtuosi did not erect intellectual barriers between the arts and the sciences, but they did possess a concept ofaestheticvalue.
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This is a long-standing instability in obscenity law that has been present ever since the courts began to notice thataestheticvaluecould justify otherwise obscene publications.
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This does not entail, however, that theaestheticvalueof the state of affairs in question is unreal, or that it only exists relative to a certain point of view.
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This referee also pointed out that different kinds of attention may be appropriate to different kinds of value : some kinds may be appropriate toaestheticvalue, others to moral value.
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Suppose that the writer is concerned withaestheticvalue, not with her own well-being.
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It seems to me that this conclusion has very little intuitive plausibility, once the question ofaestheticvaluehas been separated from effects on the agent's well-being.
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Saisselin writes in similar terms about the "sublimated" interdependency of market andaestheticvalue.
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Such a voluntary askesis, an at least temporary acceptance of disciplinary enclosure, would obviously not give us the benet normally attached to attempts to recuperate notions ofaestheticvalue.
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