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The aesthetic values are those values by which it is judged whether something is beautiful or not. For instance: the sublime, the elegant, the comical.
3 ημέρες πριν · Aestheticism in literature refers to a movement that emphasizes the intrinsic value of art, prioritizing beauty, form, and sensory experience over moral, social, or political concerns. Here's a breakdown of important points related to Aesthetism and its role in literary criticism: 1. Philosophical Basis:
Aestheticism is a literary and artistic movement in the 18th and 19th centuries that focused on the importance of beauty. E.g. A true example of aestheticism, 'Ode to a Nightingale,' by John Keats focuses solely on the beauty of nature, crafting verses that celebrate the sensory richness of the world without delving into moral or societal themes.
11 Σεπ 2009 · What makes aesthetic value value? The literature refers to the first question sometimes as the aesthetic question (Lopes 2018, 41–43; Shelley 2019, 1) and sometimes as the demarcation question (van der Berg 2020, 2; Matherne 2020, 315; Peacocke 2021, 165).
This chapter offers an answer to the question: what is aesthetic value? It defends aesthetic empiricism: the view that the primary bearer of aesthetic value are experiences and that other things have aesthetic value in virtue of their capacity to provide aesthetically valuable experiences.
Abstract: Most literary critics are reluctant to accept the relevance of aesthetics to literature. This paper aims to show how aesthetics can be related to literature in terms of values, among other concepts.
Authors may use aesthetic concepts in literature to create an impacting message. Learn about identifying aesthetic concepts, the literary devices in the poem Weary Blues by Langston Hughes...
