- Aesthetic development
- Significance and value of artworks by focusing on the form of the artwork and art experience
- More technical usage – distinguish from philosophy of art
- Philosophical aesthetics and the philosophy of art – used interchangeably as terms, generally representing different philosophical approaches to understanding the significance of art
- Immanuel Kant – The Critique of Judgement – in this book he examines the philosophy of aesthetics
- Aesthetic judgements (i.e. Saying something is beautiful) = disinterested judgements
- Disinterested judgements focus on the form of artefacts not on their meaning, context usefulness, politics, morals or anything extraneous to the artefacts form.
- Aesthetic judgements= reflective judgements
- Aesthetics judgements are not determinate judgements
- Reflected judgements are not based on rules
- Universal voice or common sense
- Jeff Koons – Michael Jackson and Bubbles
- Louis-Michel van Loo
In terms of my studies the overall aesthetic of a garment or fabric are highly important and often affects if you purchase the item or not, i.e. if the fabric of a garment is corse and rough you might be less likely to wear it compared to a light and soft fabric.
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