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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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What is aesthetics? The use of aesthetics in daily language and aesthetics as a special concept
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R1-Chapter 1. P. 10
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2
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The subject of aesthetics, its content, the distinction between art philosophy and aesthetics, the language of art, aesthetics and communication.
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R1-Chapter 1. P. 10
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3
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The relationship of art and aesthetics with each other and with other disciplines (science, art history)
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R1-Chapter 1. P. 12
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4
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Artist, artwork, and art audience
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R2-Chapter 1. P. 42
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5
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Aesthetic pleasure, aesthetic experience and anxiety, taste and aesthetic judgments
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R2-Chapter 2. P. 55
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6
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Plato`s view of art and the concept of "beautiful"
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R3-Chapter 1. P. 24
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7
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Plato`s concepts of mimesis and catharsis
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R3-Chapter 1. P. 26
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8
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Aristotle`s views on art.
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R3-Chapter 2. P. 33
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9
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Performative aesthetics
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R5-Chapter 1. P. 15
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10
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Art and its function in contemporary life
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R5-Chapter 2. P. 36
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11
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image and sign
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R3-Chapter 3. P. 45
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12
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Aesthetic judgment and Kantian aesthetics
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R4-Chapter 2. P. 31
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13
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Corporeality, spatiality, sonicity
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R4-Chapter 4. P. 131-206
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14
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General evaluation and discussion
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Prerequisites
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Assoc. Prof. Dilek TOLUYAĞ
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Instructors
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Assistants
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Resources
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R1. Cemil, S. (1972). Aesthetic. Remzi bookstore.
R2. Avner, Z. (2009). Aesthetic. (Translated by Yakup Şahan). Imaginary Book.
R3. Beatrice, L. (2004). Artwork. (Translated by Aykut Derman). Yapı Kredi Publications.
R4. Ismail, T. (2021). Aesthetic.
R5. Erika, F.L. (2016). Performative Aesthetics. (Translated by Tufan Emergency) Detail Publications
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Supplementary Book
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Goals
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To acquire the basic information of visual aesthetics, to explain aesthetic elements in relation to photography and video within the framework of art-artist-audience, and to examine contemporary discussion topics
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Content
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To be able to draw the conceptual boundaries of art and aesthetics, to compare the views and theories of different philosophers, to understand the relationship between the state of art and aesthetics in the world and the theories of art.
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