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200 04$aThe aesthetic dimension of visual culture$b[electronic resource] /$fedited by Ondrej Dadejik and Jakub Stejskal
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327   $aTABLE OF CONTENTS; LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; INTRODUCTION; PART I; IN DEFENCE OF SOCIOLOGY; NEUROAESTHETICS; ON BILDWISSENSCHAFT; PART II; AESTHETICS IN THE EXPANDED FIELD OF CULTURE; HIDDEN AESTHETICS IN REFERENTIAL IMAGES; WHY THE VERBAL MAY BE EXPERIENCED AS VISUAL; AESTHETICS BASED ON A PERCEPTUAL MODEL; HAPTIC VISUALITY AND NEUROSCIENCE; PART III; DANTO'S NARRATIVE NOTION OF HISTORY AND THE FUTURE OF ART; THE AESTHETIC DIMENSION OF Z?IZ?EK'S CONCEPTION OF CINEMA; CAVELL ON FILM AND SCEPTICISM; PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES IN THE DIGITAL AGE; A CHANGE IN ESSENCE?; CONTRIBUTORS; INDEX
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