lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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first employed by Baumgarten to mean “the science of sensory perception.”

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aesthetics

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2
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to denote a realm of concrete knowledge, as distinct from the abstract where content is communicated in sensory forms

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aesthetics

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3
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theory about the ultimate reality of things

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philosophy

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4
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nature of beauty: why are beautiful things beautiful?

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“of beauty”

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5
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essence of art: what makes something a work of art?

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“and art”

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6
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the creation and appreciation of beautiful human-made object

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aesthetic

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7
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“is the creation”

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by the artists in their creativity

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8
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“and appreciation”

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by the spectator with artistic taste

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9
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“of beautiful”

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anything with a value that delights

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10
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“human-made objects”

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art distinguished from nature

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11
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two ways of considering beauty

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relative and absolute

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12
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beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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relative

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13
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beauty is in the thing itself

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absolute

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14
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seeing

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color, shape, size, motion

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15
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hearing

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sound

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16
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smelling

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odor

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17
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tasting

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taste

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18
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touching

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texture, shape, size, motion

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19
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imagining

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images

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20
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painting, sculpture, architecture, dance, drama

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visual art

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21
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music, drama

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auditory art

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22
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perfume making

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olfactory art

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23
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cooking

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culinary art

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24
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sculpture, lovemaking

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tactile art

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25
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literature, drama

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imaginative art

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26
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beautiful: picturesque
ugly: blur

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color

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27
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beautiful: pretty
ugly: grotesque

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shape

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28
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beautiful: cute
ugly: piquant

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size

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29
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beautiful: graceful
ugly: awkward

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motion

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30
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beautiful: lovely
ugly: droll

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sound

31
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beautiful: fragrant
ugly: foul

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odor

32
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beautiful: delicious
ugly: pungent

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taste

33
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beautiful: pleasant
ugly: harsh

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touch

34
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beautiful: fantastic
ugly: ridiculous

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image

35
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filipino sense of beauty

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the colorful is beautiful

36
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greek and western sense of beauty

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the big is beautiful

37
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japanese sense of beauty

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the small is beautiful

38
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japanese short poem composed of 3 lines with 17 syllables

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haiku

39
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14 degrees of aesthetic values: beauty
SIGE CC TT (SGECCTT)

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SUBLIME
GRAND
ELEGANT
CHARMIMNG
COMIC
TRAGIC
TERRIBLE

40
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14 degrees of aesthetic values: ugly
SHABU PAPA RP (SHBPPRP)

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SCARRY
HORRIBLE
BIZARRE
POIGNANT
PERVERSE
RUSTIC
PATHETIC

41
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purely delights

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aublime

42
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delights and awes

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grand

43
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delights and impresses

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elegant

44
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delights and attracts

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charming

45
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delights and entertains

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comic

46
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delights and saddens

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tragic

47
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delights and fears

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terrible

48
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glooms and fears

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scarry

49
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glooms and saddens

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horrible

50
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glooms and entertains

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bizarre

51
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glooms and attracts

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poignant

52
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glooms and impresses

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perverse

53
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glooms and awes

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rustic

54
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purely glooms

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pathetic

55
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ganda (beauty) =

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buti (good)

56
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primary filipino aesthetic term

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ganda

57
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totality of the person
both his pagkataong panlabas (physical appearance) and his pagkataong panloob (social behavior)

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ganda

58
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pagkataong maganda pareho sa labas at loob (beautiful personhood) =

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kanais nais, desirable, valuable

59
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ganda that is overwhelming

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dilag (gorgeousness)

60
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gorgeous display of ganda in appearance speech, action

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rangya (grandeur)

61
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gorgeous display of ganda in cosmetics, jewelry or attire

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dingal (magnificence)

62
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implies orderliness, neatness or fineness

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inam (goodness)

63
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masculine attributes of handsomeness

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kisig (proportion)
gilas (symmetry)

64
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feminine attribute of being attractive

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alindog (charm)

65
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the charm of being gentle and docile

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amo (gentleness)

66
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affectionate feminine attractive behavior and ways of speaking. wholesomeness in appearance or act that draws the attention of perceiver.

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lambing (affection)

67
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the form of beauty that glows

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rikit (loveliness)

68
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all refer to glittering beauty

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kinang (radiance)
ningning (luster)
kintab (radiance)
luningning (luster)

69
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sparkling beauty, like enthusiasm or excitement

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kislap (radiance)

70
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judged in terms of the emotion or the sentiment it evokes from the perceiver

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ganda as an affective phenomenon

71
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judged through scent or sense of smell

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ganda as an olfactory sense phenomenon

72
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judged in terms of action, public appearance or human relation

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ganda as behavioral, ethical phenomenon

73
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judged as a concrete entity with physical attributes

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ganda as a physical phenomenon

74
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judge as the ability to perform work or do things

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ganda as a capability phenomenon