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... aesthetic dimension : they can be enjoyed as objects of beauty , so much so that a person often buys one brand of car rather than another for aesthetic rea- sons even more than for mechanical reasons ( of which he may know nothing ) . A ...
... aesthetic dimension : they can be enjoyed as objects of beauty , so much so that a person often buys one brand of car rather than another for aesthetic rea- sons even more than for mechanical reasons ( of which he may know nothing ) . A ...
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... aesthetic education Revolution may be changing accordingly . The objective of a " therapeutic " aesthetic education is to use art to bring out the missing elements and either to promote their integration with the existing state of af ...
... aesthetic education Revolution may be changing accordingly . The objective of a " therapeutic " aesthetic education is to use art to bring out the missing elements and either to promote their integration with the existing state of af ...
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... aesthetic education is the demonstration of how " aesthetic structures " ( mean- ingful connections between disparate elements of experi- ence ) arise from skilled labour under the constant judg- ment of a personal sensibility . Good ...
... aesthetic education is the demonstration of how " aesthetic structures " ( mean- ingful connections between disparate elements of experi- ence ) arise from skilled labour under the constant judg- ment of a personal sensibility . Good ...
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