C. Cupchik / Janos László (eds.)

Emerging Visions of the Aesthetic Process

In Psychology, Semiology, and Philosophy
Herausgeber: Cupchik, Gerald C.; Laszlo, Janos; Gerald C., Cupchik

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Produktbeschreibung

Emerging Visions of the Aesthetic Process explores the processes underlying aesthetics and play from the perspectives of psychologists, philosophers, and semiologists. It reveals the different ways in which scholars think about the following questions: (1) What is the origin of the creative process? (2) How do biological, social, and cognitive processes shape the activities of artists and the responses of viewers? (3) How does literary activity draw on our experiences of everyday life and how is it tied to other kinds of media? (4) How does play affect the process of growth from childhood to adulthood? The contributors consider artistic, literary, and play activity from its most biological roots through individual cognitive and emotional processing to its expression at the social level. Emerging Visions of the Aesthetic Process offers a stimulating basis for the discussion of aesthetic processes and will serve as an integrative, comprehensive treatise on the topic for researchers and students.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 348
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2004
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 687g
• ISBN-13: 9780521400510
• ISBN-10: 0521400511
• Artikelnr.: 21634791

Inhaltsangabe

1. Daniel Berlyne and disinterested criticism: inter- and
intra-disciplinary discourse John Furedy; Part I. Visual Aesthetics: 2. But
is it science? Rudolf Arnheim; 3. The 'frame' as a key to visual perception
Nycole Paquin; 4. Aesthetics and visual semiotics Fernande Saint-Martin; 5.
The complementarity of art and design Tsion Avital; 6. From perception to
production: a multileveled analysis of the aesthetic process Gerald C.
Cupchik; 7. A science of vision for visual art Francois Molnar; 8.
Sweetness and light: psychological aesthetics and sentimental art Andrew
Winston; 9. Psychobiography and visual creativity: four pattern Pavel
Machotka; 10. Cognitive profiles of artists Ellen Winner and M. Beth Casey;
11. Assessing knowledge in the visual arts George W. Hardiman, Feng J. Liu
and Ted Zernich; Part II. Literary and Other Aesthetic Processes: 12. The
beginning of a new psychology: Vygotsky's psychology of art Vladimir S.
Sobkin and Dmitry A. Leontiev; 13. Empirical aesthetics in the USSR:
selected topics Dmitry A. Leontiev, Vladimir M. Petrov and Vladimir S.
Sobkin; 14. The psychology of literature: a social-cognitive approach Janos
Laszlo; 15. Why literature is not enough, or: literary studies as media
studies Siegfried J. Schmidt; 16. Uncovering the laws of literary history
Colin Martindale; 17. Evolution of art and brain asymmetry: a review of
empirical investigations Vladimir M. Petrov; Part III. Play: 18. A
neurophysiological theory of play Istvan Bende and Endre Grastyan; 19.
Paradoxes of children's play in Vygotsky's theory Elena A. Bugrimenko and
Elena O. Smirnova; 20. The personal component in playing interfaces Moshe
D. Caspi.