Deck 7: Exploring the Concept of Aesthetic Experience in Philosophy and Psychology
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Deck 7: Exploring the Concept of Aesthetic Experience in Philosophy and Psychology
1
-------------------- is a positive force according to Freud.
A)sexuality
B)libido
C)sublimate sexuality
D)sublimate spirituality
A)sexuality
B)libido
C)sublimate sexuality
D)sublimate spirituality
sublimate sexuality
2
Aesthetics for Freud is a form of:
A)release of ego
B)wish fulfillment
C)dream fulfillment
D)release of super ego
A)release of ego
B)wish fulfillment
C)dream fulfillment
D)release of super ego
wish fulfillment
3
Freud stated that, ----------------------- is a way to project neurosis, pain and trauma on to a canvas or music.
A)sublimation
B)expression
C)daydreaming
D)both 'a' and 'b'
A)sublimation
B)expression
C)daydreaming
D)both 'a' and 'b'
sublimation
4
The school of ----------------- treats beauty as an experience rather than an objective quality of the object.
A)representationalism
B)idealism
C)phenomenalism
D)rationalism
A)representationalism
B)idealism
C)phenomenalism
D)rationalism
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5
------------------------- is not just any reaction but very vital and important experience.
A)intellectual experience
B)aesthetic experience
C)artistic creation
D)musical
A)intellectual experience
B)aesthetic experience
C)artistic creation
D)musical
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6
To call something beautiful or artistic is to declare that it is a source of:
A)enjoyment
B)spiritualistic experience
C)intellectual experience
D)aesthetic
A)enjoyment
B)spiritualistic experience
C)intellectual experience
D)aesthetic
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7
An object as aesthetically valuable always depends upon the extent of the ---------------------------- of the aesthetic experience itself.
A)quantitative excellence
B)qualitative excellence
C)empirical excellence
D)spiritualistic excellence
A)quantitative excellence
B)qualitative excellence
C)empirical excellence
D)spiritualistic excellence
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8
For -------------------- aesthetical experience is undesirable.
A)kant
B)hegel
C)plato
D)aristotle
A)kant
B)hegel
C)plato
D)aristotle
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9
Who elevated aesthetic experiences to a healthy cathartic influence?
A)kant
B)hegel
C)plato
D)aristotle
A)kant
B)hegel
C)plato
D)aristotle
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10
Most of the modern theories of aesthetics consider both ------------------------- as the source of aesthetic experience.
A)art and beauty
B)art and music
C)music and poetry
D)poetry and drama
A)art and beauty
B)art and music
C)music and poetry
D)poetry and drama
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11
According to modern Aesthetic thinkers main feature of aesthetic experience is:
A)pleasure
B)satisfaction
C)disinterested pleasure
D)self-realization
A)pleasure
B)satisfaction
C)disinterested pleasure
D)self-realization
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12
The element of --------------------- makes an intrinsic value in each aesthetic experience.
A)disinterested pleasure
B)quantitative pleasure
C)subjective pleasure
D)individualistic enjoyment
A)disinterested pleasure
B)quantitative pleasure
C)subjective pleasure
D)individualistic enjoyment
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13
Among modern thinkers who identified aesthetic experience as disinterested pleasure.
A)hegel
B)freud
C)marx
D)hutcheson
A)hegel
B)freud
C)marx
D)hutcheson
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14
Hutcheson emphasized the need of a/an ---------------- for acquiring aesthetic experience.
A)common sense
B)inner sense
C)contemplative mind
D)intuitive sense
A)common sense
B)inner sense
C)contemplative mind
D)intuitive sense
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15
Kant called the object of disinterested satisfaction as:
A)art
B)charming
C)music
D)beautiful
A)art
B)charming
C)music
D)beautiful
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16
'Art is an experience in its most articulate and adequate form'. Who proposed this view?
A)kant
B)hutcheson
C)john dewey
D)marx
A)kant
B)hutcheson
C)john dewey
D)marx
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17
The linguistic expression of aesthetic experience is called:
A)aesthetic statement
B)aesthetic judgment
C)aesthetic assertion
D)aesthetic
A)aesthetic statement
B)aesthetic judgment
C)aesthetic assertion
D)aesthetic
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18
The terms such as beautiful, attractive, pretty, grand and sublime, etc. are commonly called:
A)aesthetic terms
B)aesthetic words
C)aesthetic symbols
D)aesthetic
A)aesthetic terms
B)aesthetic words
C)aesthetic symbols
D)aesthetic
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19
--------------------- is an expression of how the thing appears to us.
A)aesthetic experience
B)aesthetic judgment
C)aesthetic appreciation
A)aesthetic experience
B)aesthetic judgment
C)aesthetic appreciation
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20
The terms used for expressing our appreciation are called:
A)aesthetic predicates
B)aesthetic terms
C)aesthetic words
D)aesthetic
A)aesthetic predicates
B)aesthetic terms
C)aesthetic words
D)aesthetic
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21
Which is treated as a negative aesthetic predicate?
A)unique
B)grotesque
C)expressive
D)charming
A)unique
B)grotesque
C)expressive
D)charming
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22
Who emphasis the role of economic structure in the process of creation of a work of art and also appreciation of the same?
A)idealists
B)rationalists
C)formalists
D)marxists
A)idealists
B)rationalists
C)formalists
D)marxists
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23
What is common between the moral and aesthetic judgments?
A)the analytical nature
B)the evaluative character
C)the speculative nature
D)the explanatory character
A)the analytical nature
B)the evaluative character
C)the speculative nature
D)the explanatory character
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