Aesthetics
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Aesthetics, a term coined in 1735 by Alexander Baumgarten to denote a theoretical and practical discipline aimed at the perfection of sensory cognition, was derived from the Greek aisthanomai, meaning perception by means of the senses. Aesthetics has since evolved to ...
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