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aesthetic engagement: a standalone construct

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Aesthetics

Berleant's account of aesthetic appreciation as active, embodied participation in an aesthetic field rather than distanced contemplation.

In aesthetics, aesthetic engagement refers to berleant's account of aesthetic appreciation as active, embodied participation in an aesthetic field rather than distanced contemplation. This meaning comes from Berleant (1991) in Art and engagement.[1]

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  1. Berleant, A. (1991). Art and engagement. Temple University Press. ISBN 9781306129312

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