0 another US spelling of aesthetics (= the study of beauty) -- estetyka
The methods used in these projects decompose shapes in order to explicitly communicate product esthetics and aid the development of interactive design tools.
In the social realm, value systems and esthetics were subject to the arbitrary considerations of the majority.
He identifies them as "life itself," or more particularly, as the various aspects of what he terms "social physiology": religion, morality, law, economics, linguistics, esthetics, and so forth.
It offers programs in cosmetology, nail technology, and esthetics.
These new values were extolled in the theories of utility, constructive sincerity, esthetics or harmony and social or moral value.
He also pursued studies in esthetics and philosophy.
He calls for a naturalistic anthropology, epistemology, scientific methodology, ethics and esthetics.
Gardening for average people evolved as a separate discipline, more concerned with esthetics and recreation, under the influence of the pleasure gardens of the wealthy.
