tailieunhanh - What Is the Cognitive Neuroscience of Art… and Why Should We Care?

Interest in aesthetics in computer graphics has lately manifested itself in an area called non- photorealistic rendering (NPR). Relaxing the constraints of photorealism can produce more informative images. NPR uses artistic techniques to emphasize features, expose subtleties, and omit distracting extraneous information. Graphics such as architectural drawings and medi- cal illustrations are sometimes better expressed with sketches than with photorealistic images. NPR provides ideas for artistic techniques to apply to visual features | American society for aesthetics An Association for Aesthetics Criticism and Theory of the Arts Volume 31 Number 2 Summer 2011 What Is the Cognitive Neuroscience of Art. and Why Should We Care W. P. Seeley Bates College There has been considerable interest in recent years in whether and if so to what degree research in neuroscience can contribute to philosophical studies of mind epistemology language and art. This interest has manifested itself in a range of research in the philosophy of music dance and visual art that draws on results from studies in neuropsychology and cognitive There has been a concurrent movement within empirical aesthetics that has produced a growing body of research in the cognitive neuroscience of However there has been very little collaboration between philosophy and the neuroscience of art. This is in part due to be frank to a culture of mutual distrust. Philosophers of art have been generally skeptical about the utility of empirical results to their research and vocally dismissive of the value of what has come to be called neuroaesthetics. Our counterparts in the behavioral sciences have been in turn skeptical about the utility of stubborn philosophical skepticism. Of course attitudes who has the time to hold a grudge So in what follows I would like to draw attention to two questions requisite for a rapprochement between philosophy of art and neuroscience. First what is the cognitive neuroscience of art And second why should any of us in philosophy at least care I What Is the Cognitive Neuroscience of Art. . and Why Should We Care by . Seeley 4 Where There Be Dragons Finding the Edges of Neuroaesthetics by Anjan Chaterjee 6 What Should We Expect from the New Aesthetic Sciences by Vincent Bergeron 9 News from the National Office 9 Aesthetics News II Conference Reports 12 Calls for Papers 16 Upcoming Events 19 Active Aestheticians There are obvious answers to each of these questions. The cognitive .

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