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Aesthetic appreciation of landscape
- What is the aesthetic?
- What is a landscape?
- An example
- Experiences, responses and judgements
- Aesthetic landscape categories
- Landscape preference as evolutionarily driven
- Landscape as embodied experience
- Who should make aesthetic judgements about landscapes?
- Aesthetics as always a work in progress
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- References
Abstract
To study aesthetics is to explore, examine closely, and interrogate our experiences of feelings such as beauty or ugliness and the value we ascribe to them.
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