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Empirical aesthetics

Martindale's theory that pressure for novelty drives art styles toward greater arousal potential, with swings in primordial and conceptual content.

In empirical aesthetics, evolutionary theory of artistic change refers to martindale's theory that pressure for novelty drives art styles toward greater arousal potential, with swings in primordial and conceptual content. This meaning comes from Martindale (1990) in The clockwork muse.[1]

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  1. Martindale, C. (1990). The clockwork muse. BasicBooks. ISBN 9780465011865

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