british and other europeans were the first immigrants that came to north america and established successful colonies.
british and other europeans were the first immigrants that came to north america and established successful colonies.
who were the first immigrants that came to north america and established successful colonies?
british and other europeans
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this issue is one in which philosophical aesthetics and psycho-aesthetics are intertwined – in general and in konečni's extensive work in the past decade. in 2005, he published a theoretical article outlining his "aesthetic trinity theory" (att), in which "trinity" refers to a tripartite hierarchical organization of peak aesthetic responses consisting of: (a) physiological thrills (or chills), the most frequent and transient response, and the least pronounced, yet the object of most experimental work; (b) the state of "being moved", considered to be intermediate in depth and duration (the linguistic representation and conceptual structure of this state have recently been empirically investigated by kuehnast et al., 2014); and (c) aesthetic awe, conceptualized as the peak aesthetic response, exceedingly rare and memorable, and similar to the fundamental emotions in terms of physiological fluctuation, but, unlike them, characterized by existential safety, controllability of danger, and the ease with which it can be "switched off". in att, aesthetic awe is viewed as the prototypical response to the "sublime stimulus-in-context" that is external to the perceiver (unlike some positions in philosophy), defined independently of aesthetic awe, and characterized by physical grandeur, great rarity, extraordinary beauty, and novelty, among other criteria). many aspects of att are testable and the results would speak to both philosophical and psychological aestheticians.
vladimir j. konečni