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82. Popular Music And Society: Rhythm And Noise: An Aesthetics Of Rock. - Review - B as a social category, writes Gracyk, rock eludes or supersedes aesthetics (207). ofrock music has been its ability to maintain musical creativity within a http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2822/is_3_23/ai_64190205

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Popular Music and Society Fall, 1999 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Rhythm and Noise: An Aesthetics of Rock. - Review - book review Popular Music and Society Fall, 1999 by B. Lee Cooper Theodore Gracyk. Rhythm and Noise: An Aesthetics of Rock. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press, 1996. 280 pp. Cloth $49.95. Morehead State University philosophy professor Theodore Gracyk tackles a remarkable number of music-related issues, ideas, and personalities in this brief, well-documented study. He unapologetically justifies rock music as a cultural phenomenon unique to the 20th century. "Existing primarily as a social category," writes Gracyk, "rock eludes or supersedes aesthetics" (207). This conclusion is reached after the author has determined that rock recording is a cooperative artistic venture that is distinctively dependent upon technology. It is also an activity that is time-bound, capsuled in a mediated format, both creative and commercial in nature, and fraught with potential misinterpretation. Gracyk manages to dispatch a variety of criticsincluding Theodor Adorno, Allan Bloom, and Camille Pagliaand to explode numerous production, performing, and lifestyle myths that haunt the rock idiom.

83. The Aesthetic Aspect have strong aesthetic component, but are also of other aspects creativity (whichis NOTE Art, or aesthetics, should not be seen as merely professional art http://www.isi.salford.ac.uk/dooy/aesthetic.html

Navigation: This page 'aesthetic.html' -> Main Page HELP Contact The Aesthetic Aspect Defining the Aspect x Kernel: x Harmony, which seems to include or lead to: Coherence Nuance: our ability to see nuances seems to be necessary to our ability to harmonize. (Seerveld makes nuance the kernel of the aspect.) Contrast, surprise: for true harmony that is not mere uniformity there must be some 'disharmony' or a nuanced opposite that is appropriately situated. Or is that 'anti-nuance'? Humour: most humour is based on nuanced surprise. Enjoyment Leisure, fun and rest: the antidote to work, striving and achievement which are of the formative aspect. rather than, and richer than, the following impoverished versions of the above: Dramaturgy or display, Sameness and uniformity, Equality and identicality (which seem to be a retrocipation to the analytical aspect) Difference (ditto) Connection (which seems to be a retrocipation to the sociall aspect) Doing nothing (a sham on resting) The following have strong aesthetic component, but are also of other aspects: Creativity (which is formative Beauty (which may be multi-aspectual) Art (which is multi-aspectual, but in which this aspect functions strongly; see

84. COMPARING YORUBA AND WESTERN AESTHETICS the foundation for the development of African American art and aesthetics. ancestralmix that produced authentic Africanized American forms of creativity. http://www.ijele.com/ijele/vol1.1/morton.html

Ijele: Art eJournal of the African World (2000) ISSN: 1525-447X COMPARING YORUBA AND WESTERN AESTHETICS: A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF AFRICAN AMERICAN ART, CULTURE AND AESTHETICS Eric Morton PROLEGOMENA aesthetic (es thet' ik), adj. pertaining to a sense of the beautiful or to the science of aesthetics. having a sense of the beautiful: characterized by a love of beauty. n. 4. aesthetics. a philosophical theory or idea of what is aesthetically valid at a given time and place: . clean line, bare surfaces, and sense of space that bespeak the machine-age aesthetic 6. Archaic. the study of the nature of sensation. aesthetics aesthetics Aesthetics as a noun is a usage that refers to the cultural canons of a people. Although the noun usage can be generally applied to Yoruba and western aesthetics, a problem arises when we attempt to make aesthetic evaluations of specific art objects. We are forced to deal with several questions. We must ask ourselves: What is (or are) Yoruba aesthetics? What is (or are) African American aesthetics? What is (or are) western and American aesthetics? Is there a difference between African (black) and western (white) aesthetics? If so, what is (or are) the difference(s). The answers to these questions force us to recognize the differences between Yoruba concepts of aesthetics and western concepts of aesthetics. Too often western critics see African and Yoruba art as reflected images of a European scientific and socio-political discourse, an enormous error which confuses reflections for reality, impressions for meanings. Thus we read about western "discoveries" of

85. National Dance Education Organization - NEWS Item Detail Page - Self This book is for anyone even vaguely interested in the interconnectednessof art, modern dance history, aesthetics, education, creativity and psychology http://www.ndeo.org/news_item.asp?nid=19

86. International Registry Of Phenomenologists Rationalism, 1984 The Phenomenology of Film, 1984 aesthetics and creativity, 1987Behavior toward the Complexity, 1990 Toward Aesthetic Reason, 1980 INFLUENCED http://www.phenomenologycenter.org/registry/dreg.htm

International Registry of Phenomenologists: D NAME: Damnjanovic, Milan M. BIRTH: 07/20/24 DEATH: 07/27/94 HIGHEST DEGREE: Ph.D. THESIS: Conrad Fiedler at the turning point (C.F. am Sceideweg). Zur Genesis der Moderne, Diss., Vienna, 1957 DISCIPLINE: Aesthetics, Modern Philosophy MAJOR WORKS: What is Aesthetics? 1961 The Problem of the Experiment in Aesthetics, 1965 The Bearings in Modern Aesthetics, 1966 (2nd Ed., 1984) Aesthetics and Disappointment, 1972 Essence and History, 1976 A History of Culture, 1977 Rationality vs. Rationalism, 1984 The Phenomenology of Film, 1984 Aesthetics and Creativity, 1987 Behavior toward the Complexity, 1990 Toward Aesthetic Reason, 1980 INFLUENCED BY: C. Fielder, Kant, neo-kantianism, idealism SOURCE OF INFORMATION: Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology, Inc. NAME: DARROCH-LOZOWSKI, Vivian LATEST ADDRESS: The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education University of Toronto FAX: EMAIL: BIRTH: 24 February 1941, Dauphin, Canada DEATH: HIGHEST DEGREE: Ph.D. University of Alberta, 1968 THESIS TITLE: The Effects of Modification of Cognitive Style on Creative Behaviour THESIS ADVISOR: DISCIPLINE: MAJOR WORKS: Antarctica Body (1990) Notebook of Stone (1987) Voice of Hearing (1984) co ed., Interpretive Human Studies (1982) Film: Black Earth (w/ Jesse Nishihata) (1988) RECENT BIOGRAPHY: INFLUENCED BY: Elaine Scarry, Jean Gebser, Elias Canneti, continental thought, mythology INTERESTED IN: experience of language, body, and the making of the world SOURCE: subject

87. Term Paper Topics aesthetics, artistic. aesthetics, literary. aesthetics, musical. aesthetics,scientific. creativity, artistic. creativity, cinematic. creativity, dramatic. http://psychology.ucdavis.edu/Simonton/TermPaper.html

POTENTIAL 175 TERM PAPER TOPICS To help you think about a suitable term-paper topic, it may be helpful to look at the following two lists. By matching an item in List A with a corresponding item in List B , you can obtain some possibilities (e.g., “gender and scientific creativity”). Of course, not all pairings have been the subject of psychological research. You should search through PsycINFO to make sure appropriate publications are available. Moreover, you are by no means bound by the topics on these two lists - this is a course on creativity after all! List A List B age artificial intelligence birth order brain (e.g., hemispheric differentiation, frontal lobes) chance child-rearing practices decision making depression disabilities (physical, learning, dyslexia, etc.) domain-specific experience and/or training drugs and/or alcohol education (k-12, college, graduate, professional) experts or expertise extraversion gender genetics grade point average groups home environment ideology imagination insight integrative complexity intelligence or IQ interpersonal relationships intuition logic manic depression marginality mentors motivation (power, achievement, and/or affiliation)

88. Genetic Images Interactive Exhibit The computer can only experiment at random with no sense of aesthetics but thecombination of human and machine abilities permits the creation of creativity. http://www.genarts.com/karl/genetic-images.html

Genetic Images 1993, Karl Sims Genetic Images is a media installation in which visitors can interactively "evolve" abstract still images. A supercomputer generates and displays 16 images on an arc of screens. Visitors stand on sensors in front of the most aesthetically pleasing images to select which ones will survive and reproduce to make the next generation. It has been exhibited at the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, Ars Electronica, Linz, and the Interactive Media Festival, Los Angeles. Review by Kevin Kelly, Wired Sept. 1994. Review by George Fifield, Art New England, Feb/March 1994. The following essay about Genetic Images is from the Centre Georges Pompidou Revue Virtuelle Notebook 5, 1993: Evolution Darwinian evolution is the natural process of variation and selection, often summarized by the phrase: "survival of the fittest." This process, taking place in various media, has led to the creation of many of the complex and wonderful phenomena of our world, including life, consciousness, language, and perhaps even art. Evolution consists of a simple cycle. The most "fit" entities in a population survive and reproduce. The resulting offspring are copies or combinations of their parents but often with random alterations or mutations. Some offspring may be improvements on their parents, and as only the most fit of each new generation of offspring continue to reproduce, the population as a whole can slowly improve.

89. Routledge Encyclopedia Of Philosophy Online : Aesthetics of art. educational philosophy. Education, philosophy of 4 aesthetics,perception and creativity. environmental. Nature, aesthetic http://www.rep.routledge.com/article-related/M046

HOME HELP Article Bibliography ... Aesthetics MALCOLM BUDD Related Articles See also Further discussion See also Aesthetics, African Aesthetics, Chinese Aesthetics, Japanese Aesthetics and ethics ... Tolstoi, Count L.N. Further discussion aesthetics Aesthetics African Aesthetics, African anthropology Aesthetics, African: 2 Anthropology and African art history art history Aesthetics, African: 2 Anthropology and African art history Yoruba culture Aesthetics, African: 3 Yoruba moral discourse analytic Aesthetics and ethics: 4 Aesthetics and ethics in analytic philosophy anthropodicy (Florenskii, P.A.) Florenskii, Pavel Aleksandrovich: 3 Anthropodicy: aesthetics and philosophy of language appreciation Aesthetics Aesthetics architecture Architecture, aesthetics of art works ontology of Art works, ontology of attitude Aesthetics autonomy relationship (Kant, I.) Kant, Immanuel: 12 Taste and autonomy Baumgarten, A.G. Baumgarten, Alexander Gottlieb beauty Beauty Belinskii, V.G. Belief and knowledge Schellingianism: 2 Schellingian aesthetics characteristics/relation distinction (Anderson, J.) Anderson, John

90. Headline News film. Entries were judged based on the criteria of Originality creativity,Design aesthetics and Technical Excellence. LORD http://news.awn.com/index.php?ltype=cat&category1=Awards&newsitem_no=8470

91. Creativity And Cognition 3: Programme Ontology, aesthetics and creativity at the Crossroads in Information SystemDesign Alberto Faro and Daniela Giordano, University of Catania, Italy. http://research.it.uts.edu.au/creative/ccrs/cc99/program.html

Programme Keynote Speakers Marvin Minsky MIT Media Laboratory Cambridge MA, USA Harold Cohen Senior Research Professor The Center for Research in Computing and the Arts University of California, San Diego Ben Shneiderman Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory Department of Computer Science and Institute for Systems Research University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742, USA stelarc stelarc@va.com.au Panels Do Engineers and Artists Make Good Love Objects? Chair Terryl Bacon, University of The West of England-Bristol, UK Panellists Glenn Easy, University of The West of England-Bristol, UK Constance Fleuriot, University of The West of England-Bristol, UK Priscilla Heard, University of The West of England-Bristol, UK Martin Rieser, Napier University, Edinburgh, UK. Nurturing Creativity Chair Nigel Birch, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, UK Panellists James Plummer, Managing Director, Prospect

92. ACORN - Index_html the Acorn members . More aesthetics Group This group works aroundthe concept of aesthetic organisations . More Drama http://acorn.lld.dk/

@import url(http://acorn.lld.dk/plone.css?skin=); @import url(http://acorn.lld.dk/ploneCustom.css); SCOS Conference, Halifax EGOS Conference, Ljubljana ACORN Member Articles Art of Management Conference, Paris ... Website Host You are not logged in Log in You are here: Home Home About us News Events ... Advanced search DISCUSSION FORUMS Art on Campus What do you think of the new website? Post here any feedback, comments, suggestions concerning the new ACORN website. ... Public Forum A public forum, where anybody can participate.... Fringe Caf© Forum Post any comments related to The Fringe Caf© here.... Acorn Forum Start a new discussion thread, participate in existing discussions, or simply find out what is being... WORKING GROUPS ACORN Group This is the open space for all the Acorn members.... Aesthetics Group This group works around the concept of aesthetic organisations....

93. Technogenii - Visual Design, Æsthetics And Creativity WebQuest Visual Design, Æsthetics and creativity WebQuest. Monday, September 01 2003 @ 0956 AM MDT. Contributed by kristina. In the context of a gaming and simulations class this summer, a few classmates and I designed a WebQuest. This WebQuest exploring the world of Visual Design, Æsthetics and creativity, all in the realm of http://www.technogenii.net/article.php?story=20030901095610650&mode=print

94. Technogenii - Visual Design, Æsthetics And Creativity WebQuest In becoming a dynamic community of interest for critical thinkers, technogenii is moving away from the stiff selfcentered approach to this new dynamic model. This space is dedicated to culture, http://www.technogenii.net/article.php?story=20030901095610650

95. University Of Louisville, Division Of Humanities By combining two interdisciplinary areas of study, (1) aesthetics and Creativityand (2) Studies in Culture, this doctorate presents a unique opportunity for http://www.louisville.edu/a-s/humanities/PHD/overview.htm

University of Louisville Overview of the Humanities Doctoral Degree According to a report from the American Council of Learned Societies, “the humanities are once again attracting many of our most talented students, who are aware that the arguments over the ‘canon,’ context, and interpretive method reflect issues of central concern to definitions of what it means to be human" ( Occasional Paper No. 7 , 13). As a reminder of the responsibilities of the humanities, the same report restated them, and they are included here. The humanities continue: to take with the utmost seri ousness their responsibilities to the past: to the excavation of its human treasures, and to their study of safekeeping. But in addition, the humanities continue to expand our sense of the past and to include those who have hitherto remained on the margins of history: the powerless, the illiterate, the dispossessed. to encourage the free discussion of human values, particularly to expose and analyze those values that lie hidden beneath the surfaces of language and of art.

96. Announcement and organizational life? How can art and aesthetics contribute tocreativity and play in economic life? Will these developments http://www.eiasm.be/frontoffice/event_announcement.asp?event_id=324

97. Art Rubric For Verbalization On Art Art Rubric for Assessment of the Discussion Writing on Art History, Aestheticsand Art Criticism an creativity, Speculates about meaning and feeling of work http://www.goshen.edu/art/ed/rubric3.html

Art Rubric for Assessment of the D iscussion W riting on Art History, Aesthetics and Art Criticism - an Assessment Form Category Your name Description Good Average Needs work Growth H ow does student now compare with earlier lessons? In knowledge and vocabulary? In awareness and perception? Noticing? In interest, involvement, and attitude? In spontaneous comments about art topics? Creativity Speculates about meaning and feeling of work. Takes risks. Mentions alternatives. How original and innovative are comments, questions, and answers? Fulfills Assignment How well does written and spoken work solve the problems outlined in this assignment? Knowledge Gaining knowledge and awareness of artists and their styles and work. Helpful A thoughtful listener. Asked good questions? Work Habits Attentive and participatory? Do conversations with classmates stick to art topics and other appropriate related topics? Composition And Design Did the student see and mention the principles of design and composition and explain how things worked visually? Explains visual causes and effects in art?

98. The Christian And The Arts Christian should therefore develop the capacity to distinguish poor aestheticsand immoral artistic statements from true creativity and craftsmanship http://www.northave.org/MGManual/Arts/Arts2.htm

This Page: The Christian and the Arts Aesthetics and Nature Human Creativity Characteristics of Good Art Mind Games Survival Course Manual The Christian and the Arts Jimmy Williams Aesthetics and Nature The Bible makes it very clear that a companion volume, The Book of Nature, has a distinct aesthetic dimension. Torrential waterfalls, majestic mountains, and blazing sunsets routinely evoke human aesthetic response as easily as can a vibrant symphony or a dazzling painting. The very fabric of the universe expresses God's presence with majestic beauty and grandeur. Psalm 19:1 says, "The heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament shows forth his handiwork." In fact, nature has been called the "aesthetics of the Infinite." The brilliant photography of the twentieth century has reveled the limitless depths of beauty in nature. Through telescope or microscope, one can devote a lifetime to the study of some part of the universethe skin, the eye, the sea, the flora and fauna, the stars, the climate. And since God's creation is multi-dimensional, an apple, for instance, can be viewed in different ways. It can be considered economically (how much it costs), nutritionally (its food value), chemically (what it's made of), physically (its shape). But it may also be examined aesthetically: its taste, color, texture, smell, size, and shape. All of nature can be appreciated

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