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Aesthetics

Goodman's features that tend to mark aesthetic functioning of symbols, such as syntactic and semantic density, relative repleteness and exemplification.

In aesthetics, symptoms of the aesthetic refers to goodman's features that tend to mark aesthetic functioning of symbols, such as syntactic and semantic density, relative repleteness and exemplification. This meaning comes from Goodman (1976) in Languages of Art.[1]

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  1. Goodman, N. (1976). Languages of Art. ISBN 9781350928541

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