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Creation and appreciation of beautiful human-made objects

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Art

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Greek word for aesthetics

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Aisthesis

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Aisthesis means

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Perception or sensory cognition

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Who first employed the word aesthetics

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Alex Baumgarten

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It is the philosophy of beauty and art

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Aesthetic

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Three divisions of Aesthetics

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Beauty (Nature of Beautiful Things);
Art (Essence of Art); Art Criticism (Evaluation of the merit or demerit of works of art)

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Two ways in considering beauty

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Relative and absolute

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Beauty relies on the beholder

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Relative

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Beauty is in the thing itself

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Absolute

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Who coined the term aesthetics

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Baumgarten

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Humans experience the world in two fundamental ways

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Logically and aesthetically

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Who said that the starting point for all systems of aesthetics must be the personal experience of a peculiar emotion

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Clive Bell from his book, Art

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Beautiful = Delights; Ugly = ?

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Glooms

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Refers to how a person experience art using his senses

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Sensorial experiences

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What are the senses and their sense-data?

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Eye - Seeing - Color, Shape, Size
Ears - Hearing - Sound
Nose - Smelling - Odor
Tongue - Tasting - Taste
Skin - Touching - Touch
Imagination - Imagining - Image

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Forms of art according to senses

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Eye - Visual Art
Ears - Auditory Art
Nose - Olfactory Art
Tongue - Culinary Art
Skin - Tactile Art
Imagination - Imaginative Art

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Examples of tactile art

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Sculpture, Lovemaking

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Examples of imaginative art

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Literature and drama

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Examples of visual art

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painting, sculpture, architecture, dance, drama

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Examples of auditory art

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Music, drama

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Examples of olfactory art

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Perfume making

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Examples of culinary art

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Cooking

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Aesthetic values according to the senses (Beautiful)

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Color - picturesque
Shape - pretty
Size - cute
Motion - graceful
Sound - lovely
Odor - fragrant
Taste - delicious
Touch - pleasant
Image - fantastic

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Aesthetic values according to the senses (Ugly)

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Color - blur
Shape - grotesque
Size - piquant
Motion - awkward
Sound - droll
Odor - foul
Taste - pungent
Touch - harsh
Image - ridiculous

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Meaning of horror vacui
Fear of empty space
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Element of art produced when light, striking an object, is reflected back to the eye
Color
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It is the sum total of katangian of anything that gives the highest pleasure to the senses
Ganda
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True or false: Ganda and buti can be used interchangeably
True
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Ganda that is overwhelming
Dilag (Gorgeousness)
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Feminine attribute of being attractive
Alindog (Charm)
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Gorgeous display of ganda in appearance, speech, action
Rangya (Loveliness)
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Gorgeous display of ganda in cosmetics, jewelry/attire
Dingal
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Implies orderliness, neatness, and fineness
Inam
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Masculine attributes of handsomeness
Kisig (Proportion) and Gilas (Symmetry)
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Lambing means
Affection
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The charm of being gentle and doctile
Amo (Gentleness)
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Glittering beauty
Kinang (Radiance), Ningning (Luster), Kintab (Radiance), Luningning (Luster)
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Sparkling beauty
Kislap
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The form of beauty that glows
Rikit
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What are the three levels of ganda
Cognitive, Expressive, Evaluative
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What are the five phenomenon of Ganda
1. Affective phenomenon 2. Olfactory sense phenomenon 3. Behavioral, ethical phenomenon 4. Physical Phenomenon 5. Capability Phenomenon
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Judged in terms of the emotion/sentiment it evokes in the perceiver
Affective Phenomenon
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Judged through scent/sense of smell
Olfactory sense phenomenon
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Judged in terms of action/human relation
Behavioral/Ethical Phenomenon
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Judged as a concrete entity with physical attributes
Physical phenomenon
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Judged as the ability to perform work or do things
Capability Phenomenon
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True or false: art is the creation and appreciation of beautiful human-made objects
True
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what are the three categories of value
logical, ethical, aesthetic
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beautiful and ugly color
pictureque and blur
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beautiful and ugly shape
pretty and grotesque
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beautiful and ugly size
cute and piquant
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beautiful and ugly motion
graceful and awkward
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beautiful and ugly sound
lovely and droll
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beautiful and ugly odor
fragrant and foul
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beautiful and ugly taste
delicious and pungent
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beautiful and ugly touch
pleasant and harsh
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beautiful and ugly image
fantastic and ridiculous
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these are made of capiz shells with twinkling light design
lanterns
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boats designed by badjao
vinta
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sarimanok is art of
maranao
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how high is the statue of liberty
305 ft. high
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what is the tallest building in the world
burj khalifa in dubai (2, 772 ft.)
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what is the highest building in the philippines
pbcom tower
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the smallest origami is made by
naito akira (0.1 x 0.1 mm)
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this is a short poem composed of 3 lines with 17 syllables
haiku
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this is the use of least number of elements
minimalism
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the cause of suffering in life is attachment to material things. the lesser possessions, the lesser the suffering. so, the secret to happiness is living a simple life
zen buddhism and minimalism
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what is the national anthem of japan
kimigayo/waka poem
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timbre of the human voice
flowing effect/continuous sound and trembling effect/tremolo or vibrato
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what is the art of pleasure
kama sutra
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aesthetic value that purely delightst
sublime
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delights and awes
grand
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delights and impresses
elegant
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delights and attracts
charming
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delights and entertains
comic
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delights and saddens
tragic
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delights and fears
terrible
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glooms and fears
scary
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glooms and saddens
horrible
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glooms and entertains
bizarre
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glooms and attracts
poignant
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glooms and impresses
perverse
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glooms and awes
rustic
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purely glooms
pathetic
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aesthetic value of screaming woman
scary
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aesthetic value of splice of life by larry alcala
comic
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aesthetic value of carcass of beef
bizarre
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aesthetic value of after death
rustic
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aesthetic value of ecstasy of st. therese
sublime
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who wrote the book: filipino worldview: ethnography of local knowledge
landa jocano
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a way people look at the universe
worldview
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these contains words that carries culture
language
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a system of symbols and meanings people use to organize their ideas which they express through language
culture
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who painted the smiling palay maiden
amorsolo
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who painted girl with a jar
amorsolo
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who said that ganda may be viewed as a particular cast of mind out in the world of objects
jocano, filipino worldview

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