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Psychology of art

the programme of studying beauty and preference from below, through experiments on people's responses.

In psychology of art, empirical aesthetics refers to the programme of studying beauty and preference from below, through experiments on people's responses. This meaning comes from Fechner (1876) in Vorschule der Aesthetik.[1]

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  1. Fechner, G. T. (1876). Vorschule der Aesthetik. Breitkopf. ISBN 9783487063324

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