...This paper explores the overlooked role of senses in generating, applying, and recognizing expertise. Drawing from scholarly work on aesthetics, we highlight the role of aesthetic knowledge in expertise – knowledge that resides in cultivated sensory judgments that experts employ to work...

... the preceding framework, we can see how VR exacerbates game design's two pitfalls of failing to bring about the intended agential experience either by being too restrictive or too permissive with the player's agential role (for a discussion of VR aesthetics more broadly, see Grau, 2003 ; Tavinor, 2021...

... funded a pilot project to explore the following questions: From 2010, my research has experimented with different kinds of participatory audience to see what they might like to do with their voice-touch when it is untethered from standard aesthetic frameworks. Finally, We Arrive at the Research...

...Abstract The very soul of cultural and arts entrepreneurship (CAE) is aesthetic. However, what is the importance of being aesthetic in CAE? An understanding of aesthetics substantially improves both our comprehension of CAE and our capacity to theorise about entrepreneurship and creative...

... technology internet/wireless aesthetics media studies Our heroine makes her way through a maze of CCTV cameras, traffic lights and locked doors while her colleague is in a nearby inconspicuous van feeding her the necessary information and keycodes she needs to open doors or manipulates a surveillance feed...

... of art); in turn, the spectator, when he understands what was shown to him (using his knowledge of the world and aesthetic appreciation) tries to express what he understood and felt. In this way, a very incomplete translation occurs, from aesthetic language into another language – talk about what you saw...

... becomes part of an ongoing creative process reinforcing individual and collective meaning-making, and plays a vital role in shaping our ideas and values. Though in this globalized world many ideals exist, aesthetics and/or art in order to be meaningful can only be understood in relation...

.... Engagement school failure aesthetics motivation art in education well-being In this quote, Kevin seems to experience school as uninteresting or irrelevant. He uses the word boring and gives the expression of being disengaged and absent. However, as a contradiction to the description of this context, he...

...Abstract This essay is a philosophical exploration of the concept of the interesting. It draws a line from philosophical aesthetics to the philosophy of pedagogy and argues that an awareness of the nature of the interesting – an awareness of what makes something interesting, aesthetically – can...

... aesthetic references over broader appeal. The ability to understand complexity is acquired through the accumulation of field-specific capital, leading the upper classes to prefer complex cultural products ( Bourdieu (1992) [1996] ). This positive assessment of complexity is observed not only at the product...

..., especially with respect to aesthetics ( Eckman & Wagner, 1994 ). What is fashionable or ‘in fashion’ in a specific period depends on the distinctive stylistic elements that a large number of people wear at the same time. An innovation in fashion has to do with the process of changing styles and social...

... [secret-sacred] depths. But, even more fundamentally, he sees this as a chance for his understanding of what it is to be human, to inform – and, perhaps, transform – a discipline established to study just that. Aesthetics have been central to this task. If you have a chance to grab a copy of the book, you...

.... Inclusion of a symbol from Doughty’s personal lore further strengthens the reins that Doughty holds on this movement. Fashion and Aesthetics Deathlings thus are aligned with the movement when they consume its message – assimilating the humorous rhetoric, or literally, consuming...

... from the scholarly community ( Journal of Aesthetic Education, 2000 ). The most established discourse that looks positively at arts–business partnerships relies on instrumental ontologies. In other words, the arts hold a special value for organizations because they can contribute...

...) ( Pfeifer, 2010 ). The ability to absorb elements of the (perceived) territorial identity and the traditioned past and adapt it to the functional demands and aesthetics of current times can provide regions with a possibility of differentiation and the creation of distinctive qualities. Sensitisation can...

... to measure such cognitive and emotional (or intuitive) means by which individuals make difficult moral choices will be discussed. Moral judgment moral psychology ethical decision-making aesthetics intuitionist ethics emotion Introduction This chapter will discuss the evolution of the use and validity...

... the findings that different types of design attributes – that is, functionality, aesthetics, and environmental sustainability – affect profit margin per unit differently. Further, the chapter claims that design is a core competency that can pay dividends in terms of profit margins for firms. It is important...

..., as a firm’s ability to integrate functionality, aesthetics, and meaning in its new products. We hypothesize relationships between a firm’s design orientation, customer orientation, technological orientation, and willingness to cannibalize on its new product performance. Methodology/approach We use data...

... of the body and of bodily experience’ ( Bonnett, 2009 , p. 7). Introduction body aesthetics experience outside somaesthetics experiential learning Abstract Over the last few decades, the formal school curriculum in many countries has become increasingly prescribed and attainment orientated...

... position (sociology, anthropology, cultural studies, and management) is compared and contrasted with a series of related concepts (status, fashion, trend, genre, movement, and category). Style is defined as a durable, recognizable pattern of aesthetic choices. Propositions that relate style...