Aesthetics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AESTHETICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the principles of taste and art; the philosophy of the fine arts, also ESTHETICS
• a set of principles underlying the work of a particular artist or artistic movement
• Alt. of Esthetics
• (art) the branch of philosophy dealing with beauty and taste (emphasizing the evaluative criteria that are applied to art)
• the principles of taste and art; the philosophy of the fine arts
ADJECTIVE:
• concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
• giving or designed to give pleasure through beauty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the beautiful; artistic; pleasing in appearance; attractive

Words that contain AESTHETICS

anaesthetics17 nonaesthetics18 preanaesthetics22

How to use AESTHETICS in a sentence

• This relation of the Kantian aesthetics to that of his predecessors explains both its fundamental tendency and the elements in it which appear defective and erroneous.
• Baader and Schleiermacher were competitors of Schelling in the philosophy of religion, and Solger in aesthetics.
• Practical philosophy includes ethics, the philosophy of religion, and aesthetics.
• The aesthetics of its development and growth are characteristically natural and apparent.
• Enjoyment of poetry, with other essays in aesthetics.
• What he had to say about the art of the theatre, and about aesthetics in general, is still worth reading.
• His unerring feeling and cultured mind served him as a guide in morals as well as in aesthetics.
• They were, in short, a species of bloodthirsty AEsthetics.
• At this point it may be objected that I am making aesthetics a purely subjective business, since my only data are personal experiences of a particular emotion.
• It must be replied that any system of aesthetics which pretends to be based on some objective truth is so palpably ridiculous as not to be worth discussing.
• We may all agree about aesthetics, and yet differ about particular works of art.
• I shall have a great deal to say about it, and therefore I wish to see at the earliest possible opportunity how Post-Impressionism stands with regard to my theory of aesthetics.
• He may be possessed of the finest aesthetic taste, and yet may know nothing of the science of aesthetics.
• But, except one or two of the masters, the school were only playing at aesthetics, and laughing at their own performances.
• Not too much of mere aesthetics, either, nor of mere sentiment for the past.
• Religion, logic, metaphysics, law, psychology, aesthetics, and education are alike molded by its plastic touch.
• Art as a whole comes under the head of Aesthetics, which may be defined as the philosophy of taste, the science of the beautiful.
• By its intimate resemblances to the judgment of the true and the beautiful, it shows us the secret affinities of morality, metaphysics, and aesthetics.
• We doubt if the picturesque can be profitably done by the job, for in aesthetics the proverb that half a loaf is better than no bread does not hold.
• It should be, therefore, for twofold cause, banished without pity from the realm of aesthetics.
• We can as yet discover nothing like a law of aesthetics.
• He gave himself with such vigor to the task that, from this hint, he succeeded little by little in establishing the basis of his system of aesthetics and its complete development.
• If we know ourselves, it is not to the dogmas of critics, the artificial rules of aesthetics, that we most wisely resort for judgments concerning works of Art.
• A more penetrating-vision will see in the Ideal Beauty a Moral Form, and then aesthetics will translate itself into ethics.
• I have written more fully on this and kindred subjects in my other works, therefore I shall here touch but lightly upon the aesthetics of the vocal art.
• His Zooelogy, Psychology, Logic, Metaphysics, Ethics, Politics, and Aesthetics, are still highly esteemed and extensively studied.
• It is substantially a fragment, and a very important fragment, on AEsthetics, and as such there will be something to say about it in another chapter.
• It was no wonder, then, that after a few pages, he broke away and hastened to aesthetics.
• We are beginning at last to connect aesthetics with our own experience of art and to see that our beliefs about the nature and value of art will affect the art we produce.
• In aesthetics, the differences follow the same general law.
• In their floral art, no people excels the Japanese in making leaf and bloom teach history, religion, philosophy, aesthetics and patriotism.
• Rational principles of aesthetics belong very intimately to the education of women.

Similar words containing AESTHETIC without suffix s

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