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11. Osian's-Cinefan 7: Aesthetics And Creativity In Filmmaking aesthetics and creativity in Filmmaking Here we lay special focus on the Development of New and Alternate Cinemas. Topics include http://www.cinemaya.net/c7-aof2.asp

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12. Schedule Maintenance In Progress Critical Ceramics is a nonprofit committed to publishing the widest range of articles and reviews on international contemporary ceramic art. Article themes include creativity, aesthetics, contemporary art, culture, exhibitions, artistic movements, art criticism, and individual artists. http://www.criticalceramics.org/

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13. - Musical Aesthetics And Creativity In Beethoven: A Computer Analysis Of 105 Com Musical aesthetics and creativity in Beethoven A computer analysis of 105 compositions. Dean Keith Simonton, 1987, 52, 87104. Abstract http://www.ume.maine.edu/~iaea/wesa5-2.html

Empirical Studies of the Arts Volume Five, Issue Two Musical aesthetics and creativity in Beethoven: A computer analysis of 105 compositions. Dean Keith Simonton, 1987, 5:2, 87-104. Abstract: An aesthetic aspect of professional sport John Benjafield, 1987, 5:2, 105-114. Abstract: How often does a professional sports team have to win in order to demonstrate that it is a worthy representative of its home city? The answer may very well be: 61.8 percent home victories for a hockey team, and 61.8 percent total victories for a championship baseball team. Both these values are the Golden Section, the most famous proportion in Western aesthetics. The fact that the Golden Section appears to be a regulating proportion in sport implies that it is an archetype, and operates in a way that is complementary to the Gestalt law of symmetry. Cognitive processes in reading literary texts: The influence of context, goals and situations. Dietrich Meutsch, 1987, 5:2, 115-137. Abstract: Is literary meaning amenable to an explanation within the cognitive paradigm of psychology? A convention oriented explanation exists as opposed to an autonomous ontology of meaning. The central difficulty of explanation is its lack of empirical bases. The hypothesis that encoding —which is action and goal specific and retrieval are activated by specific conventions and caused by different types of elaboration and inference is tested. The dependent variables were studied in a 2 x 2 free recall experiment. The hypothesis mentioned was tested in a 2 x 2 x 2 recognition experiment. The results for a cognitive conception of literary meaning are significant. The methodological and theoretical consequences are discussed.

14. Abstracts For Empirical Studies Of The Arts Musical aesthetics and creativity in Beethoven A computer analysis of 105 compositions. Dean Keith Simonton. An aesthetic aspect of professional sport. http://www.ume.maine.edu/~iaea/esaabstr.html

Abstracts for Empirical Studies of the Arts The Official Journal of the International Association of Empirical Aesthetics Volumes and Article Titles Volume One, Issue One Creativity and individual differences in asymmetrical cerebral hemispheric functioning Albert N. Katz Metaphor interpretation as selective inferencing: Cognitive processes in understanding metaphor Jerry R. Hobbs Detecting the differences in jazz: A comparison of methods for assessing perceptual veridicality in applied aesthetics Morris B. Holbrook and Joel Huber Form and function of Tridacna shell plaques from the Western Solomon Islands Deborah Waite Cheating history: The rhetorics of art forgery Gary Alan Fine The sources of awe and reassurance in Kierkegaard's Guds Uforanderlighed Alastair McKinnon Volume One, Issue Two Dramatic greatness and content: A quantitative study of eighty-one Athenian and Shakespearean plays. Dean K. Simonton Metaphor interpretation as selective inferencing: Cognitive processes in understanding metaphor (Part 2). Jerry R. Hobbs

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17. Ontology, Aesthetics And Creativity At The Crossroads In Information System Desi Ontology, aesthetics and creativity at the crossroads in information system design. Full text, pdf format Pdf (1.59 MB) http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=317583

18. Main Page For Candidate Statement Society for the Psychology of aesthetics, creativity and the Arts. Please note that the submission of a candidate statement was voluntary, http://forms.apa.org/governance/candstatement/index.cfm?action=viewstatements&id

19. Ph.D. In Humanities, University Of Louisville 1 aesthetics and creativity Hum. 681 Topics in aesthetics and creativity PRIMARY AREA (creativity and aesthetics OR Studies in Culture) http://www.louisville.edu/a-s/humanities/PHD/curriculum.html

Humanities Division Commonwealth Humanities Center College of Arts and Sciences Graduate School Dr. Annette Allen, Director Humanities Doctoral Program Division of the Humanities 213 Humanities Bldg University of Louisville Louisville, KY 40292 E-mail: acalle01@louisville.edu Prof. Elaine O. Wise Chair of the Division Department of English e-mail: elaine.wise@louisville.edu Ph.D. in Humanities Curriculum All doctoral students are expected to complete a minimum of 48 hours beyond the Masters degree distributed as follows. CORE REQUIRED COURSES Total credit hours: 21 CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE: Total credit hours: 6 *Hum 661: Humanistic Studies I *Hum 662: Humanistic Studies II THEORY AND METHODS: Credit hours: 3 *Hum 609: Interdisciplinary Theory: Arts and Humanities INTERDISCIPLINARY TOPICS SEMINARS: Total credit hours: 6 *Hum 671: Interdisciplinary Seminar *Hum 672: Interdisciplinary Seminar INTERNSHIP Credit hours: 3 *Hum 690: Doctoral Internship CAPSTONE COURSE: Credit hours: 3 *Hum 699: Interdisciplinary Symposium Total Core credit hours: 21 AREAS OF CONCENTRATIONS Total credit hours: 18 [1] Aesthetics and Creativity Hum. 681 Topics in Aesthetics and Creativity

20. University Of Louisville, Division Of Humanities Those concentrating in aesthetics and creativity will examine the influence of (creativity and aesthetics OR Studies in Culture) credit hours 6 http://www.louisville.edu/a-s/humanities/PHD/overview.htm

University of Louisville Overview of the Humanities Doctoral Degree According to a report from the American Council of Learned Societies, “the humanities are once again attracting many of our most talented students, who are aware that the arguments over the ‘canon,’ context, and interpretive method reflect issues of central concern to definitions of what it means to be human" ( Occasional Paper No. 7 , 13). As a reminder of the responsibilities of the humanities, the same report restated them, and they are included here. The humanities continue: to take with the utmost seri ousness their responsibilities to the past: to the excavation of its human treasures, and to their study of safekeeping. But in addition, the humanities continue to expand our sense of the past and to include those who have hitherto remained on the margins of history: the powerless, the illiterate, the dispossessed. to encourage the free discussion of human values, particularly to expose and analyze those values that lie hidden beneath the surfaces of language and of art.

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