Aesthetics in Kitsch art: the aesthetic ideology and teleological purpose behind the charged sentimentality. by Yasmine Gamal Abdrabbo, Cherine Gamal Abdrabbo

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WITTGENSTEIN’S VIEW OF AESTHETICS by Rasa Žiemytė

“…The description of ‘aesthetic’ language games in later philosophy of Wittgenstein shows that aesthetic experiences do not enter into the language. …”
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WITTGENSTEIN’S VIEW OF AESTHETICS by Rasa Žiemytė

“…The description of ‘aesthetic’ language games in later philosophy of Wittgenstein shows that aesthetic experiences do not enter into the language. …”
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Americanizations of Holocaust Memory and Museum Aesthetic Experience by Karolina Krasuska

“…The article interprets an emblematic segment of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum exhibition, The Tower of Faces and the installation on the 1941-2 pogroms in Nazi-occupied Poland in the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews to compare the aesthetic experience of these examples of Holocaust memorialization. …”
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Geotourism and Interpretation of Geomorphology in Mountain Tourism by Jonathan Bussard, Emmanuel Reynard

“…Half of them succeed in demonstrating the scientific interest of the sites presented. In such cases, interpretation makes it possible to reveal their heritage dimension and to overcome the "mask of the picturesque" which tends to conceal the scientific interest of the sites behind their aesthetic characteristics. …”
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Cormac McCarthy’s Aesthet(h)ics of the “Canal-Rhizome” in Suttree by Marie-Agnès Gay

“…This essay interprets Suttree’s (1979) obsessional themes of vagrancy and in-betweenness, and their aesthetic inscription in the text by resorting to Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari’s motif of the “canal-rhizome” as developed in Mille plateaux (1980). …”
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The Uncannily Intimate in Guy Maddin’s Cowards Bend the Knee: An Aesthetics of the Suddenly Obscene by Anne COMBARNOUS

“…The Lacanian notions of the vacuole and jouissance will be explored in terms of what may be seen as their interpretive representations in the film, together with Lacan’s interpretation of Freud’s Vorstellungrepräsentanz and the Un-begriff.…”
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BEAUTIFYING MOSQUES, ENHANCING WORSHIP: THE FIQH PERSPECTIVE OF FOUR MADHHABS AND MUHAMMAD IQBAL'S AESTHETIC CONCEPT by Mohamad Zakky Ubaid Ermawan, Ahmad Khudori Soleh, Mohammad Fadil Akbar Islamy

“…This article aims to interrogate whether such a well-built mosque is permissible from the perspective of scholars of the four madhhabs of fiqh and the aesthetics of Muhammad Iqbal. Thus, this research uses descriptive-interpretive and textual methods to scrutinize fiqh views and analyze Iqbal's aesthetic perspective on the mosque building. …”
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Aesthetic evaluation underpinning brand love relationship development: an activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis and multivariate analysis by Shinya Watanuki

“…The present study attempts to reveal the involvement of aesthetic experiences in brand love developmental dynamics.MethodologyUsing the activation likelihood estimation method, we address this issue by assessing overlapping brain regions between brand love at each stage and aesthetic experiences. …”
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Normative Ideology, Transgressive Aesthetics: Depicting and Exploring the Urban Underworld in Oliver Twist (1838), Twist (2003) and Boy Called Twist (2004) by Clémence Folléa

“…By breaking away from traditional readings of the novel, they transgress our relation to this canonical text, which continues to resist attempts at normalisation and normative interpretations. This paper takes into account not only the aesthetics of these adaptations but also their contexts of production, in which Oliver Twist’s potential for resistance takes on new meanings and new purposes.…”
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Screen interpretation of Franz Kafka's novel 'The Trial': Interaction of the author with the s­cript writer and film director by K.V. Arjantzeva

“…In the first part, the interpretation of the novel in the form of a screenplay written by H. …”
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Beethovens Violinkonzert als Modellfall. René Leibowitz’ und Rudolf Kolischs Projekt einer ›werkgerechten Interpretation‹ by Thomas Glaser

“…Der Beitrag zeigt so auch, dass Leibowitz’ Interpretation nachhaltig von der Aufführungslehre der Wiener Schule geprägt wurde. // René Leibowitz’ campaign against what he considered the ›corrupt‹ performance and orchestral tradition of his time and his efforts to do aesthetic justice to Beethoven’s works through contemporary interpretations form an integral part of his numerous writings and statements on Beethoven. …”
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Critique of Forough Farrokhzad's “Let’s Believe in the Beginning of the Cold Season” with the Interpretive Semiotic Approach of Umberto Eco by Shirzad Tayefi, Niloofar Bakhtiari

“…In the current research, Forough Farrokhzad’s poem “Let’s Believe in the Beginning of the Cold Season” (“Imān Biāvarim Be Āqhāze Fasle Sard”) has been examined as an interpretable, symbolic, myth-oriented text in its cultural, ideological, semantic, aesthetic context. …”
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Changing cult values and their impact on conservation history in Czechoslovakia by Zuzana Bauerova

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Les jardins et l’esthétique de Kobori Enshū : La structure du kirei sabi by Yama.uchi Tomoki

“…Until then, Kobori Enshū was considered as the one who had made the synthesis of different cultural spheres; but this interpretation alone is not satisfying to explain the novelty of his aesthetics. …”
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Entre fidélité et libertés interprétatives : l’adaptation numérique à la lumière du programme Collecta by Sophie Fétro

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La retraduction shakespearienne : espace d’accomplissement ou captation contemporaine ? by Julie Vatain-Corfdir

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Environmental art. The poetics of ample spaces by Antonella Chiazza

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The Victorian Illustrating of Shakespeare’s Women: Metal Engraving by Afrooz Khaleghi, Morteza Lak, Hoda Shabrang

“…Therefore, the illustrations in these editions provided the readers with a richer interpretation of the characters and potentially influenced their understanding of the characters in the play. …”
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