aesthetics

Preposition: of

• photography: The esthetics of photography is a matter that continues to be discussed regularly, especially in artistic circles.
• landscape: The hedge was not only necessary for economic reasons but also constituted an important element of the esthetics of landscape.
• music: His research sits at the intersections of the philosophy and esthetics of music, music performance studies, and critical theory.
• art: For instance, the Situationists advocated transforming the social context of cultural production rather than the esthetics of art.

Converse of object

• combine: Our proposal combines the esthetics of the Hyde Park building with the footprint of the South Transept.
• appreciate: Taking neither the victim's nor the murderer's perspective, CSI ' s camera trains viewers to appreciate the esthetics of wound creation.
• enhance: Benefit: In addition to enhancing the esthetics of the site this encourages local wildlife to it.
• explore: It might also be a subversive attempt to explore alternative child design esthetics.
• improve: Appearance There are many ways facial appearance can be changed by improving the esthetics of your teeth.
• consider: Now I may not be in a position to write about sleevenotes, but letÍs consider esthetics and apostrophes, trends and traditions.

Adjective modifier

• modernist: Column by Noel Douglas, May 2006 Making visible the invisible is a key concept in Marxist and modernist esthetics.
• relational: Inroads uses theories of relational esthetics in order to develop a practice of collaboration.
• pleasing: These processes have become very sophisticated, with novel oxide finishes available to add pleasing esthetics and corrosion resistance to the finished component.
• philosophical: The approach adopted is inter-disciplinary, and principally aims to strengthen the accounts that have been and are being developed in philosophical esthetics.
• romantic: This is clearly an attempt to bring humor into the legitimizing embrace of Romantic esthetics.
• visual: We read of a visual esthetics of eighteenth century civic humanism.

Noun used with modifier

• film: Dietrich's Ghosts is the first major English-language study of the film esthetics of the Third Reich.
• landscape: The use of personal construct theory in evaluating perceptions of landscape esthetics.
• television: We hold an annual Film Studies Symposium, the most recent focusing on television esthetics.
• design: It might also be a subversive attempt to explore alternative child design esthetics.