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Who is known as the 'Father of Aesthetics'?
Who is known as the 'Father of Aesthetics'?
Who gave the theory of intuition in aesthetics?
Who gave the theory of intuition in aesthetics?
What is the theory of Clive Bell and Roger Fry?
What is the theory of Clive Bell and Roger Fry?
Who established that art is communication?
Who established that art is communication?
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Who wrote the book 'War and Peace'?
Who wrote the book 'War and Peace'?
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Who classified fine arts into five parts?
Who classified fine arts into five parts?
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Study Notes
Aesthetics Theories and Philosophers
- Art is a significant form, according to Clive Bell.
- Art is a form of communication, as established by Leo Tolstoy.
- Clive Bell and Roger Fry's theory is known as Formalism.
- The theory of intuition was given by Benedetto Croce.
- Aristotle's theory is known as Catharsis.
- The dialectics theory was given by Hegel.
- Hegel is also known for his rational classification of Fine Arts into five parts.
- He believed that art is the medium to express non-material authority.
Philosophers and Their Works
- Leo Tolstoy wrote the novel "War and Peace".
- Plato wrote "Republic".
- Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten is known as the 'Father of Aesthetics'.
- Plato is a Western aesthetician.
- Susan Langer stated that "Dance is the visualization of music".
- Aristotle wrote that "Imitation is the origin of art".
- Plato believed that "Art is the imitation of truth".
- Hegel wrote "Philosophy of the Spirit".
- Hegel's correct chronological sequence is: Hegel > Croce > George Santayana > Jean Paul Sartre.
- RG Collingwood gave the theory of Imagination.
- Susanne K. Langer gave the theory that "Art is a certain kind of symbol".
- Kalidas stated that "The creation of extreme beauty is possible through intuition".
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Test your knowledge of significant art theories and philosophers, including Clive Bell, Tolstoy, Aristotle, and more.
