81. Undergraduate Course Descriptions ART 4304 33-0 aesthetics and creativity An examination of the principles involved in the production, interpretation, and criticism of works of art, http://www.dbu.edu/academics/course_description.asp?course_num=ART

82. International Registry Of Phenomenologists 1961 The Problem of the Experiment in aesthetics, 1965 The Bearings in Modern 1984 aesthetics and creativity, 1987 Behavior toward the Complexity, http://www.phenomenologycenter.org/registry/dreg.htm

International Registry of Phenomenologists: D NAME: Damnjanovic, Milan M. BIRTH: 07/20/24 DEATH: 07/27/94 HIGHEST DEGREE: Ph.D. THESIS: Conrad Fiedler at the turning point (C.F. am Sceideweg). Zur Genesis der Moderne, Diss., Vienna, 1957 DISCIPLINE: Aesthetics, Modern Philosophy MAJOR WORKS: What is Aesthetics? 1961 The Problem of the Experiment in Aesthetics, 1965 The Bearings in Modern Aesthetics, 1966 (2nd Ed., 1984) Aesthetics and Disappointment, 1972 Essence and History, 1976 A History of Culture, 1977 Rationality vs. Rationalism, 1984 The Phenomenology of Film, 1984 Aesthetics and Creativity, 1987 Behavior toward the Complexity, 1990 Toward Aesthetic Reason, 1980 INFLUENCED BY: C. Fielder, Kant, neo-kantianism, idealism SOURCE OF INFORMATION: Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology, Inc. NAME: DARROCH-LOZOWSKI, Vivian LATEST ADDRESS: The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education University of Toronto FAX: EMAIL: BIRTH: 24 February 1941, Dauphin, Canada DEATH: HIGHEST DEGREE: Ph.D. University of Alberta, 1968 THESIS TITLE: The Effects of Modification of Cognitive Style on Creative Behaviour THESIS ADVISOR: DISCIPLINE: MAJOR WORKS: Antarctica Body (1990) Notebook of Stone (1987) Voice of Hearing (1984) co ed., Interpretive Human Studies (1982) Film: Black Earth (w/ Jesse Nishihata) (1988) RECENT BIOGRAPHY: INFLUENCED BY: Elaine Scarry, Jean Gebser, Elias Canneti, continental thought, mythology INTERESTED IN: experience of language, body, and the making of the world SOURCE: subject

83. Goldsmiths College > Media And Communications Dr Keith Negus is collaborating with Dr Michael Pickering (Loughborough) on a project on aesthetics and creativity. Over the last two years a collaboration http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/departments/media-communications/research/index.php

Text only Home Undergraduate Programmes ... Booklet Research Profile Postgraduate Activity Theory Practice ... Unit for Journalism Research Departmental Research Profile Research in the department takes place in an institution with a commitment to innovation and a buoyant research culture that draws strength and distinctiveness from international activity. The College's Centre for Cultural Studies, established in 1998, provides a key focus for the interdisciplinary relationships in which the department is involved. The department has strengthened its commitment to research through a series of high quality appointments, by creating a number of new research-active posts and developing new links with the social sciences, visual arts and cultural studies. The department has built up a strong infrastructure to support staff and postgraduate students. Members of the department are actively involved in setting the agenda for their respective fields and regularly attend international conferences and other symposia where new work is mapped out. The department's research comes together through a mix of formal groupings and informal networks. The former involve regular meetings, the circulation and presentation of papers, joint authorship and funding applications; the latter result in informal discussions, reading draft work and joint teaching and research supervision.

84. Better Homes & Gardens: Better Home Better Living™ Contest ENTRY JUDGINGEntries will be judged using the following criteria aesthetics and appearance, creativity of your ideas, function, use of materials, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1041/is_5_82/ai_n5992785

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85. IMPACT - An Electronic Journal Of Formalisation In Media, Text And Language The formal aspects of creativity and aesthetics, computer art, art and science, structures of metaphor and metonymy, formalisation of enunciation. http://www.impact.aau.dk/authors.html

Author's Information Topics Format Requirements Submission Evaluation ... Download template Topics Formalisation plays a major role within disciplines related to text and media sciences together with information sciences and informatics, such as text analysis, linguistics, artificial intelligence, cognition, communication, language and learning. Formalisation can be seen as a research methodology, as a learning strategy and as foundation of technological development. Contributions to the journal should be within one of the following areas: Design Media and information products, social and organisational contexts, computer semiotics, design and evaluation of information systems, human computer interaction, design process, design language, design philosophy, design as a social activity, cultural difference in design. Natural Language Understanding Text analysis and text comprehension, grammar, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, linguistic inquiry, language and multimedia, language technology, language philosophy and language learning.

86. My Bookmarks Philosophical Psyc aesthetics and creativity • Philosophical Psyc - Consciousness • Philosophical Psyc - Theory • Psychometrics General http://kenstange.com/psycsite/linkspsycsiteexternal.html

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87. DECORATION AND INTERIOR DESIGN It is a Major that stimulates and develops a sense of aesthetics and creativity in young people. Nothing is lacking or leftover everything is in its exact http://www.uniacc.cl/carreras_eng/deco_int.html

AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION: - FILMMAKING - TELEVISION - SCRIPTWRITING ... Financing MAJOR DECORATION AND INTERIOR DESIGN ACADEMIC DEGREES Under-graduate Degree in Visual Communication (2 years) PROFESSIONAL TITLE DECORATOR AND INTERIOR DESIGNER SPECIALTY: Decoration and Interior Design Nowadays Decoration and Interior Design are to Architecture what the soul is to the body. No space is like any other: each environment has its own spirit; objects, colors and textures fill and give sense to our existence. The challenge for experts today is to turn each environment into a pleasant place: that a palace may have the homely warmth of a small apartment and that at the same time it may still look as a palace. It is a Major that stimulates and develops a sense of aesthetics and creativity in young people. Nothing is lacking or leftover: everything is in its exact place: Composition, Ergonomics, Aesthetics, Visual Semiology, Lighting, Acoustics and a complete platform of digital design. We invite you to open the door of this new Major, come and set your imagination and talent to work.

88. Elsevier.com - The Aesthetic In Education philosophical accounts of the arts, aesthetics and creativity, multicultural education, the sociology of art, and the arts in further education. http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/librarians/21651

89. Institute Of Personality And Social Research - About IPSR as professional promise and highlevel performance, aesthetics and creativity, personal soundness, adult development, life histories, and leadership. http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/ipsr/about.htm

Institute of Personality and Social Research at UC Berkeley About IPSR Navigation Home About IPSR People Resources ... Us About IPSR: A Brief History Over time, the Institute's focus expanded. New projects were launched that studied environmental psychology, art and psychology, culture, development of personality, and psychobiographical case studies. Cooperative endeavors with foreign research centers were undertaken that involved exchange of scholars in a range of fields. As part of the international focus, efforts were undertaken to translate a number of personality inventories that had been developed at the Institute into other languages. In 1992, the Institute expanded again to include the study of social processes, a natural extension given that individual differences are primarily expressed in and gain meaning from social contexts. Reflecting this change, the Institute changed its name to the Institute of Personality and Social Research. This expansion has attracted new programs, new energies, and new members to the Institute. During the 2002-2003 academic year, Robert W. Levenson finished his five-year term as Director of IPSR and, after a one-year sabbatical during which Sheldon Zedeck served as interim director, began his second five-year term. IPSR currently unites a distinguished membership from a broad range of disciplines including business, neuroscience, psychology, public health, public policy, and social welfare. Members come from the University of California campuses at Berkeley, Davis, and San Francisco, and from Stanford University.

90. IM-BOOT Creativity, Innovation Circle & Innovation Management - Content How can art and aesthetics contribute to creativity and play in economic life? What are the impacts of aesthetics and art on management practice and http://innovation.im-boot.org/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=116

91. Export Industry Of Bali And Indonesia With Balinese people s creativity and aesthetics, it is no wonder that Bali becomes a fertile ground for certain industries. Ceremonial attires lead to a http://www.indo.com/industry/

if you prefer to see our old version site, please click here Creativity and Industry Industry With Balinese people's creativity and aesthetics, it is no wonder that Bali becomes a fertile ground for certain industries. Ceremonial attires lead to a developed garment and textile industry; statues, offerings, and paintings intended for the worship of the gods lead to extensive arts and crafts industry, silver and gold jewelry, and art galleries, from home-based to sophisticated and modern facilities. : from distinctive small, carved, wooden-statues that you can tack on your refrigerator to intricate and highly stylistic furniture and interior decorations. Anugerah Dewata A Wintara Bali Art Shop Bali Pleiadis Bali Rattan ... Warna Natural Handicraft : from simple yet profound checkered cloth to imaginative batik and unique ikat to modern day productions. Animale Garment Jewelry Mayang Bali Jewelry Yasmin Silver Bali Business Infrastructure: Cargo, General Trading, Regulatory/Legal Advisory, etc.

92. RoboFesta-UK: UK Robotics Education News - Job Ad: RF In Cognition, AI, Creativi Research Fellow in Cognition, AI, creativity and aesthetics Ref 919 Salary range £19460 to £29128 pa pro rata Starting salary is not expected to be http://www.robofesta-europe.org/britain/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2

93. Content Online - The Art Firm: Aesthetic Management And Metaphysical Marketing - aesthetics for Publicity. Artist Schelling s Creator. aesthetics for creativity. Creating Symbols. The Philosophical Genius. Critic Dewey s Educator http://www.sup.org/ancillary.cgi?isbn=0804748136&item=Table of Contents.htm

94. Pleasantville MGT 396 SEMINAR aesthetics AND creativity IN MANAGING EVERYDAY LIFE, 3 crs. Prerequisite None. Day M 600 – 840 R. Isaak http://appserv.pace.edu/execute/page.cfm?doc_id=11033

95. Humanities 2003 - 2005 Graduate Catalog -- University Of Louisville aesthetics and creativity; and (2) Studies in Culture. A student in consultation with his/her (creativity and aesthetics OR Studies in Culture) http://graduate.louisville.edu/catalog_2003/program_descriptions/hum.shtml

Academic Calendar Academic Policies and Requirements Accreditation and Membership Administration and Faculty ... Contact the Graduate School Graduate School Program Description HUMANITIES (HUM) Program Webpage: http://www.louisville.edu/a-s/humanities Course Descriptions: http://graduate.louisville.edu/catalog_2003/courses/hum.shtml Departmental Faculty All members of the graduate faculties of the Departments of English, Fine Arts, Classical and Modern Languages, Linguistics, Music History, Philosophy, Theatre Arts, and of the Division of Humanities, as well as occupants of the Bingham Chair in Humanities and the Justus Bier Distinguished Professor of Humanities. Graduate faculty from the departments of History, Pan-African Studies, and Women’s Studies also participate. Chair Elaine O. Wise , Assistant Professor, Department of English Professors Howard B. Altman , Classical and Modern Languages: Linguistics Thomas B. Byers , English, Director: Commonwealth Center for Humanities and Society John H. Flodstrom, Emeritus, Philosophy

96. G - I As I combine aesthetics and creativity in my work to reclaim and mitigate sites suffering from human damage, other people have found inspiration to http://www.grizedale.org/database/view.php?level1=archive&level2=G - I&level3=&l

97. The Science Of Organic Synthesis Deals With The Creation Of Diverse Molecular Ar Thus, organic synthesis is a unique branch of science that blends art and aesthetics with creativity and utility. Our synthetic interests encompasses http://www.orgchem.iisc.ernet.in/faculty/gm/research interest.htm

The science of organic synthesis deals with the creation of diverse molecular architecture through controlled, efficient and logically orchestrated carbon-carbon and carbon-hetero atom bond connectivities. The choice of target structure for synthesis could be vast, varied and almost unlimited, ranging from naturally occurring molecules to functional entities that exhibit tailor-made physico-chemical characteristics. In the design of molecules, shape, symmetry, energetics, diastereoselectivity, chirality, brevity and efficiency of the synthetic sequence and novelty of the strategy are the key elements. Thus, organic synthesis is a unique branch of science that blends art and aesthetics with creativity and utility. Our synthetic interests encompasses molecules of Nature as well as those molecular entities that are creations of human imagination Design of New Molecular Entities During the past decade, we have conceived of buckybowls, hetero-bowls and ladderanes as new molecular entities and achieved the synthesis of several of these molecules for the first time following conceptually simple, innovative protocols. Total Synthesis of Natural Products Nature, the master craftsman of molecules, has created almost an inexhaustible array of molecular entities, replete with myriad combination of rings, functionalities and stereochemical diversity. Many of these natural products exhibit unique biological activity and are lead compounds for drug discovery and for unraveling complex bio-molecular interactions. My group has been interested in the synthesis of a variety of natural products that combine structural novelty and challenge of carbocylic ring construction with potential biological activity. Some of the accomplishments of my group in the area of total synthesis in the past few years are indicated in Figure 1. Presently, research is underway towards the total synthesis of several target structures of contemporary interest and with promising biological leads like guanacastepene A, celafolin A , garsubellin A, hamigeran B, yaretol, merrilactone, Harziphilone and spiculoic acid (see Fig. 2).

98. Graeme Chapman's Spirituality For Ministry: Spirituality And Aesthetics. aesthetics, or creativity, while it is not without effort or preparation, results from contact, both with one s inner being and with the larger Self that http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/texts/gchapman/sfm/SFM24.HTM

Table of Contents Previous Next Graeme Chapman Spirituality for Ministry SPIRITUALITY AND AESTHETICS Aesthetics is the creation and appreciation of beauty. It can find expression in any number of ways, including drawing, painting, sculpture, architecture, tapestry, beautiful furniture, music, writing, prose or poetry, dance, computer images, film, scientific formulae, a form of mathematical aesthetics, and supremely in the living of one's life. Exploration Aesthetics is a fruitful way of exploring one's personal being, of entering upon the journey of self-discovery. It helps us gain access to the essence of the body/self, and, particularly, to feelings and emotions. It is also a bodily expression of, and a ritualization of, what is discovered. It helps us escape the prison of the mind, which blinds us to those dimensions of reality that lie beyond mental constructs. Expression Aesthetics is also a means of expression. Exploration and expression are intertwined. One difference between the two is that expression is often public; we express ourselves to others. While the presence of another can sometimes inhibit inner exploration, if it distracts us or subverts our authenticity, it may also assist us. It can do this in two ways. First, the presence of an empathetic other may help us gain access to aspects of the shadow self. The art of the therapist may enhance the artistry of the client, giving depth to their self-understanding and a new competence to their self-management. Second, an audience can sometimes draw the best from us. The success of preaching depends as much on the readiness and participation of those listening as it does on the skill and the preparation of the preacher.

99. A Walk In The Park - Inca Trail, Peru - BootsnAll.com There is intelligence, refined aesthetics and creativity in its design, sitting there atop and nested in incredible mountains. The different neighbourhoods http://www.bootsnall.com/travelstories/sa/jun04inca.shtml

Home Ask an Insider Members Forum Plane Tickets ... Back to South America Travel Stories Newsletter Sign up for any or all of BootsnAll's newsletters. Why should you sign-up? Newsletter Sign-Up (enter your e-mail) Search for RTW Air Tickets (round-the-world) Plane Tickets (round-trip and one-way) International Airfare (round-trip and one-way) Cheap Hotels Cheap Europe Hotels Rental Cars Youth Hostels ... Backpacker Tours A Walk in the Park Inca Trail, Peru By Phil Ganz Early ruins on the Inca Trail I have yet to meet someone who is willing to stick their neck out, be courageous, and say that the Inca Trail is rubbish. As much as I crave for being novel, I can't be that someone either. Everyone's Inca Trail is a personal trip and mine felt epic. The Trail moved as though it was hewn into the mountains by a gifted artist with a razor sharp understanding of dramatic curve and the human psyche. It would be a story that we always knew the plot and ending of, but as with all good art, it is the unexpected bursts of genius that overwhelm you. Its capacity for revealing nuances and extremes of emotion that you never knew existed within you differentiate this from your standard walk in the park. The trail gently teased me on its first day with mild suggestions of what it may reveal of itself in the next three days. The scenery and variety of fauna encountered would already have made it a memorable trek by itself but the myths and infamies that hang in the air of every gringo hangout in Cusco played on my mind, and made sure this was only the light reading of an introductory chapter. There was the buzz of anticipation in the campsite that night and we were introduced to the most creative - and mostly tasty - cooking possible, with the bare minimum variety of ingredients available. I was personally also introduced to sleepless nights in the cold tent in my summer sleeping bag and eight-fold layered clothing.

100. Colby | Office Of Anthropology | Department Of Anthropology global indigenism; ethnohistory; ethnopoetics; language and culture; spacetime; knowledge systems; aesthetics; creativity and cultural chaos theory http://www.colby.edu/anthropology/faculty.html

Anthropology Home Faculty Course List Contact Chair ... Modify Faculty Information JEFFREY ANDERSON, Associate Professor (ON SABBATICAL LEAVE 2005-06) EMAIL: jdanders@colby.edu PHONE: 207.872.3684 Professional Web Page Personal Web Page RESEARCH INTERESTS: Indigenous Peoples of North America; global indigenism; ethnohistory; ethnopoetics; language and culture; space-time; knowledge systems; aesthetics; creativity and cultural chaos theory CATHERINE BESTEMAN, Associate Professor (Director, African Studies Program) EMAIL: clbestem@colby.edu ; PHONE: 207.859.4702 Professional Web Page RESEARCH INTERESTS: Political anthropology; identity; power; history; violence; ecological anthropology; theory; Africa KATY FULTON , Faculty Fellow EMAIL: kfulton@colby.edu Professional Web Page Personal Web Page RESEARCH INTERESTS: Native American societies; environment; media; peace and conflict resolution; space, place, and identity CONSTANTINE HRISKOS , Visiting Instructor EMAIL: chriskos@colby.edu ; PHONE: 207.859.4703 Professional Web Page Personal Web Page RESEARCH INTERESTS: China; religions of African diaspora; anthropology of consciousness; history of anthropological theory

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