Evaluate Aesthetics
In my opinion depends on the aesthetic and cultural beliefs
of society. Aesthetic value is very different and depends on the particular
community to the beautiful view. For example, the Chinese state is pretty small
feet. So we cannot say that beauty is not something we do not have taps the
same culture.
in aesthetics have 4 way how to evaluate aesthetics
1) subjektif- it is individual view and that view change may vary over time and place. All responses or responses should be considered temporary. Which say "beautiful" was at an observer views or preferences but not in works under review.
2)objektive- unlike the subjective opinion of the aesthetic value art is in. not easily changed and are assumed to remain. Called "beautiful" remains on the work of art itself. If missing an element that is considered a beautiful work it is no longer so beautiful
3)relativsm-. is a combination between both objective and subjective views. It is influenced by time and culture of beauty. For example, the Chinese woman is beautiful when a small distance. But the beauty of Islam is affected by environmental
4)emotivism- evaluation through emotions such as anger, joy, and others.
in aesthetics have 4 way how to evaluate aesthetics
1) subjektif- it is individual view and that view change may vary over time and place. All responses or responses should be considered temporary. Which say "beautiful" was at an observer views or preferences but not in works under review.
2)objektive- unlike the subjective opinion of the aesthetic value art is in. not easily changed and are assumed to remain. Called "beautiful" remains on the work of art itself. If missing an element that is considered a beautiful work it is no longer so beautiful
3)relativsm-. is a combination between both objective and subjective views. It is influenced by time and culture of beauty. For example, the Chinese woman is beautiful when a small distance. But the beauty of Islam is affected by environmental
4)emotivism- evaluation through emotions such as anger, joy, and others.
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