Different Ideas of Beauty

Exploring the different ideas of Beauty. Within a span of cardinal months, we take in explored the idea of cup of tea and the various definitions of it. We have learned that beauty can be interpreted in various way and rear in anything. Like the saying goes beauty is the eye of the beholder, the nonion of what is fine can be very subjective depending on the ones personal preferences at the same time we can have a collective valuation and agree on something that every one considers to have some find of artistic feel to it.In Edmund Burkes book the philosophical enquiry, he share his ideas on what is beautiful, when explaining the traits of the terrific. In his philosophical work on the sublime and the beautiful, he tries to explain the distinctive qualities of the two categories, thus giving a new idea of beauty to explore apart from the conventional kind. He explores the sense of beauty one finds in the vastness of things. Beauty in the fear of the unknown and groovyness.B urkes philosophy shakes the conventional aesthetic attitudes of the people. For example, usually when we think of beauty, we associate it with things that provide us pleasure, however, burke forces us to becharm in touch with our other senses. He claims that the Awe moments created by things with great magnitudes and power, enforcing fear and excitement, the sense of an overwhelming feeling of astonishment can in like manner be considered to be beautiful.Additionally, studying the shock of the new, I personally have learned to appreciate and for a aesthetic attitude towards the visual art. stratagem is a means of communication for the artist to their audience. I learned that the notion of beauty can id different within this field as well, that not all art works are pleasing in to the eye.Apart from the coaction of the colors, brush strokes, and frames, it is also the messages and the context the painting was created in that draws the people to it, disregardless of if the paint ing is something anything that has a grotesque attribute. This leads to the poems of Mary Oliver, we read. Here she talks closely beauty in nature, even in death, which is very peculiar. From this course, and the reading materials, I have learned that finding beauty in things, associating the term with anything is a difficult task.