Sentences with phrase «of esthetic value»

Another measure of esthetic value is honesty, integrity, or sincerity.

Thus, the principles of esthetic value here discussed may serve not only as guides in creating and appreciating what are called «art objects» and as criteria of qualitative excellence in curricular matters outside of the arts, but as attributes of the good life and as a source of general educational aims.

Not exact matches

It is here assumed that judgments of worth in the esthetic, moral, and religious fields require a similar presupposition of the givenness of an order of value which is to be discovered and universally recognized and honored.

Truth is one kind of value, different in quality from esthetic excellence, justice, or holiness, but like them in being part of an objective structure of worth.

It is criteria such as these that link the values of work with those of esthetic excellence and good manners within the general category of creative effort.

These are the values that were analyzed in our discussion of esthetic excellence in Chapter 5.

The creative nature of esthetic activity, it is held, itself indicates that these values are made rather than discovered, and the fact that the creation is individual and free means that everyone in such matters is wholly autonomous.

Esthetic value is not in an independent realm, where its own criteria bear no relation to other measures of worth.

Hence, when loyalty to values is affirmed, the stereotypes of the artist as free of moral restraints (and as a better artist because of the absence of such inhibitions) and of morality as contrary to esthetic enjoyment are repudiated, and the congruence of esthetic excellence with moral goodness is asserted.

8 — 12 May 2018, Konya, Turkey The expressions, green and capital, come up as a range of values befitting human, civilization, social life and esthetic attitude and warning humanity.

Greenberg meant that as a rhetorical question, a matter of ethical and cultural as well as esthetic values.

His three decades of artistic endeavors has illustrated the benefits of investing in art, acquiring art for esthetic and financial pursuits and more importantly, the universal intrinsic value of owning art.

But a good audience thinks about the cultural and symbolic value of this exchange where we can locate the truly elevating, transformative potential of art — the combustion chamber for emotional esthetic experience.

The latest example of that is a post on Techdirt that says police in Long Beach California have a policy that they can detain someone taking photos with «no apparent esthetic value».

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