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    desires towards other men. The novel may serve as a platform for Wilde’s unconscious desires. The supremacy of youth and beauty is a central theme in the novel and‚ coincidently is the first principle of aestheticism. The aesthetic movement saw the support and emphasis of aesthetic values and it was most prominent in Europe at ‘The Fin De Siècle’. Wilde was an advocate of this philosophy of art and believed that the sole purpose of art is to offer beauty - or ‘art for art’s sake’. In ‘The Critic as

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    Other scholars interpreted Duchamp’s work as a statement of neutrality. It was almost impossible for a urinal to remain a neutral aesthetic when it was presented in a gallery setting. The idea of something such as a toilet as art is enough to anger and confused many people. Bibliography CRAY‚ WESLEY D. "Conceptual Art‚ Ideas‚ and Ontology." Journal Of Aesthetics & Art Criticism 72‚ no. 3 (Summer2014 2014): 235-245. Academic Search Complete‚ EBSCOhost (accessed April 17‚ 2016). Judovitz‚ Dalia

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    Within the story‚ The Picture of Dorian Gray‚ Oscar Wilde weaves his contradictions and inner struggles within his characters‚ noting self-opposition and redefining his own individual aesthetic devotion. Wilde was known to be an influencing presence in the aesthetic movement during the Victorian period‚ and throughout the novel he depicts the truth of his beliefs in portions beneath his characters. Dorian Gray becomes an outlet for Wilde’s own vicarious pursuit of aestheticism‚ and is seen as who

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    strong and bold opinions on the matter‚ there are a few properties that‚ I believe‚ a piece has to meet in order to be considered art. The bust of Nefertiti meets these requirements. First I think that the piece needs to be created with some sort of aesthetic interest behind it. With the Nefertiti bust‚ this appears obvious to me. The sharp‚ realistic lines on her face and neck. The bust is made of limestone with a layer of plaster on it. The malleability of the plaster is important as it allows the artist

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    A seminar report On Pivot Vector Space Approach for Audio–Video Mixing Submitted by B.Manohar Reddy (Roll no. 10841A05B6) In partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING Department of Computer Science and Engineering AURORA’S TECHNOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE Approved by AICTE‚ New Delhi& Affiliated to JNTU‚ Hyderabad PARVATHAPUR‚ UPPAL‚ HYDERABAD – 500 039 CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the technical seminar

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    order for it to become real. This brings up a stylistic question: does aesthetic appeal become idealized as well? Rosowski remarks that “Cather vividly develops tension in Mrs. Forrester. In interpreting this tension‚ the reader must distinguish Niel’s criteria for her from those that emerge from Cather’s characterization of her. Niel interprets Mrs. Forrester by his abstract aesthetic ideal versus common reality” (55). Aesthetic appeal connects with the idealization of Marian because Niel does not

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    The sublime in visual arts and music Pintura The raft of the medusa Théodore Géricault . Contemporary and political relevance. They are hanging between life and death . Drama in the wild ocean and the hope of salvation. Murder and cannibalism. There is a certain realism in the painting which at the time was an innovation yet is isn’t completely realistic‚ there is not realism in an absolute sense because there is certain idealization of the human figures‚ they are shown in very heroic poses when

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    Art is that which brings life in harmony with the beauty of the beauty of the world – Plato Art is derived from the Latin word “ars”  which means ability or skill      J.V. Estolas   Art is taken from the Italian word “artis”‚ which means craftsmanship‚ skill‚ mastery of form and ideas‚ between materials and techniques. – A. Tan Art  is a product of man’s needs to express himself.  F. Zulueta Art is concerned itself with the communication of certain ideas and feelings by means of sensuous

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    Describes significant cultural developments from a variety of historical eras. Developments in the visual arts since the late nineteenth century display a fascinating succession of movements and styles. Among the most notable movements are Impressionism‚ Post-Impressionism‚ Fauvism‚ Expressionism‚ Cubism‚ Futurism‚ Surrealism and Dada. These movements have provided an assortment of treasures for visitors at museum around the world and a wealth of material for art historians. The changes may seem

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    architecture and the stories that can be told about it. The context‚ its cultural background and its function also affects how we view architecture. The question is‚ what is more important to architecture‚ its shape or the words that describe it? Aesthetic theory is a greatly important topic in the realm of architecture. It dictates how we view architecture‚ what makes it beautiful and why it is important to us. This is why there has been so much debate on the topic throughout history. The debate has

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