Sight, Sound, Motion 6th (sixth) edition Text Only

by Herbert Zettl (Author)

Consciously or not, you make many aesthetic choices every day.
When you decide what to wear, arrange stuff on your desk, or choose what
fl owers to put on the dinner table, or even when you judge the speed or distance
of your car relative to other cars while driving, you are engaging in basic perceptual and aesthetic activities. Even the everyday expression “I know what I like”
requires aesthetic judgment.