Neuroaesthetics as a field of study
01/01/2010View on timeline
A decade [after Semir Zeki's coining of the word], neuroaesthetics was depicted as coming of age “as a field of study in its own right,” devoted to exploring the “neural foundations of aesthetic appreciation” (Cela-Conde et al. 2011, Chatterjee 2010, Nadal and Pearce 2011). The new discipline might be undergoing “growing pains” (Chatterjee 2012), but that has not prevented it from being outstandingly productive.
To learn more, you can watch these talks by Anjan Chatterjee and Marcos Nadal, researchers of neuroaesthetics cited by Vidal and Ortega:
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