THE THEORY OF AESTHETIC PERCEPTION IN PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHT

Authors

  • ALAA SHENOUN MATAR

Keywords:

(AESTHETICS, AESTHETIC PERCEPTION, AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE, ESSENCE, SENSE, THE WORLD OF IDEALS, BEAUTY )

Abstract

                  The theory of aesthetic perception, which was called in Greek thought as (aesthetics), which means its translation (perception), as it is called aesthetic experience in aesthetics and art, which is the perception of beautiful things, and obtaining an artistic perception of high taste, and it is a recent appearance, the release of judgment My beauty on things through our external sensory perceptions, or by experience and aesthetic experience, so we have the perception of the thing, that is, the perception of the thing, and get a picture of the talking and narrating soul from the external reality. The theory of aesthetic perception is one of the philosophical aesthetic theories, which the philosophers and scholars of aesthetics were interested in, whether in the civilization of the East and Greece through the modern era, and up to contemporary philosophy, by means of aesthetic perception, and through the link that exists between the perceiver and the person (artist), Between the perceptive and it (the thing), and whether this thing is material or immaterial, it is possible to reach a creative work with aesthetic value                                                                           .

                    This is what will become clear to us through research in the theory of aesthetic perception in the philosophy of beauty, starting from studying the concept of theory in language and idiomatically, and researching the historical roots to know the basis and roots of the theory, passing through the founders of this theory, and the reasons that led to the emergence of this theory, up to its intellectual extension And how to take care of it, concluding with criticism of the theory.

Published

2026-02-12

How to Cite

ALAA SHENOUN MATAR. (2026). THE THEORY OF AESTHETIC PERCEPTION IN PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHT. Hawlyat Al-Montada Journal, 1(46). Retrieved from https://www.hmjhr.org/index.php/hmj/article/view/221