In such instances, higher scores for the second, doctored image provide a more reliable gauge for the aesthetic preferences of a community.
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Readiness exhibits a very neoclassical style, which can be attributed to Hitler s aesthetic preference, and is expressed in its monumental size.
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Later in life, she corresponded with Gustave Flaubert, and despite their differences in temperament and aesthetic preference, they eventually became close friends.
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Parents frequently find that the name they " just liked " is suddenly common, expressing aesthetic preferences that are somehow in the air.
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This observation reinforces the idea that social origin, more than economic capital, produces aesthetic preferences because regardless of economic capability consumption patterns remain stable.
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Even today, Hagi ware continue to evolve in a response to the demands of customers, aesthetic preferences of Hagi artists, and the environment.
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In fact, research tries to integrate priming ( psychology ), cultural influences and the different types of stimuli that may elicit an aesthetic preference.
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All this fuss, over a completely trivial point of the Manual of Style, just because it's contrary to his personal aesthetic preference.
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There was, Wallace insisted, " not a particle of evidence " of aesthetic preferences in " an insect's very limited mentality ".
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A democratic state cannot be seen as simply indulging the aesthetic preferences of a few, however enlightened, or of overtly infusing art with political values.
