- Homo
aestheticus be: a term for man's
higher nature in Goethe's
Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre a
reference to art as a
human universal Homo
Aestheticus, the...
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Acalolepta aesthetica (Olliff, 1890)
Synonyms Dihammus aestheticus (Olliff, 1890)
Haplohammus aestheticus (Olliff, 1890)
Monochamus aestheticus Olliff, 1890...
- Homo
Aestheticus:
Where Art
Comes From and Why.
University of
Washington Press. ISBN 0295974796. Dissanayake,
Ellen (1992). Homo
Aestheticus: Where...
- or ironic), but some go back to the 18th to 19th century, as in Homo
aestheticus vs. Homo oeconomicus; Homo
loquens is a
serious suggestion by Herder...
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original on 30
April 2016.
Retrieved 18
December 2012. Rex,
Aestheticus (14
April 2011). "Jacques Doucet's
Studio St.
James at Neuilly-sur-Seine"...
- pensée '68 (1985) [translated as
French Philosophy of the 60s] Homo
Aestheticus (1990) The New
Ecological Order (1992) Rights: The New
Quarrel Between...
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cubisme était né. Éditions Présence. pp. 43–44. in Ferry, Luc (1993). Homo
Aestheticus: The
Invention of
Taste in the
Democratic Age.
Robert De Loaiza, trans...
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entities sought to
claim a
slice of the continent.
Describing Man as ‘Homo
aestheticus’
Mazrui describes the
innate human appreciation for
beauty as partly...
- né. Paris: Éditions Présence. pp. 43–44. in Ferry, Luc (1993). Homo
Aestheticus: The
Invention of
Taste in the
Democratic Age.
Robert De Loaiza, trans...
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Interpretation of
Cultures (1973), by art
scholar Ellen Dissanayake in Homo
Aestheticus (1992), and by
digital media theorist Janet Murray in
Hamlet on the Holodeck...
