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Adopting Michael Billig’s concept of banal nationalism, the article investigates how national identity is performed in popular culture in reference to comics. The main research source are the Polish Wikipedia entries c...

Materias / palabras clave: Philosophy. Psychology. Religion: Aesthetics

Materias / palabras clave: Philosophy. Psychology. Religion: Philosophy (General)

This article examines how the criteria of clarity, brevity, credibility, and appropriateness, which are rooted in classical rhetoric, can manifest in musical works. It explores the analogy between the arts of music and s...

Materias / palabras clave: Philosophy. Psychology. Religion: Doctrinal Theology

Materias / palabras clave: Philosophy. Psychology. Religion: Logic; Language and Literature

Environmental design professions, such as landscape architecture and urban design, ultimately make statements about how humans live in the world. To reflect more deeply on how we live and therefore how we design, this ar...

This article responds to Glenn Parsons’ threefold objections against engagement aesthetics, demonstrating that Parsons’ critiques are rooted in a limited reading of its philosophical foundations. While Parsons focuse...

Arthur C. Danto did not live to witness the proliferation of AI in artistic creation. However, his philosophy of art offers key ideas about art that can provide an interesting perspective on artwork generated by artifici...

In the ongoing ecological crisis, mere conservation of ecosystems in their current state proves insufficient; a pressing need to restore degraded ecosystems arises. Such restoration efforts challenge traditional conserva...

This article aims to present the participatory public art project “Unidos Venceremos! Arte e Comunidade em Debate”, developed in Canal Caveira, Portugal, through a description of the working sessions, followed by a c...

Deep time, encompassing the expansive temporal scale of Earth’s history, often evokes a sense of alienation due to its immensity. However, this estrangement can be mitigated through the aesthetic appreciation of the te...

This study focuses on the contribution of the artist Joana Paraíso to the collaborative project Correspondência Cruzada (July 2023 – June 2024), undertaken with the artist Adriana Oliveira. Over fifty-two weeks, thir...

This article aims to deconstruct the intricate interaction between humanity and Nature, focusing on contemporary issues related to climate change within the frameworks of rewilding and dewilding. The analysis delves into...

This paper examines American novelist Madeline Miller’s Circe through an eco-feminist lens, drawing on Helene Cixous’ concepts in “The Laugh of Medusa.” By revisiting and retelling the myth from a female perspect...

Building on research at the intersection of popular culture, identity, and politics, this article examines how films function as a means of shaping and expressing the civilizational imaginary during armed conflict. It fo...

This text reflects on the figure of the stranger and its ethical and aesthetic consequences for social life by comparing how relationships between autochthonous individuals and foreigners are described by the Brazilian a...

This article shares an interdisciplinary artistic experience that weaves ecosomatic practices and dance as ways to cultivate attention, attunement, and care in our relationship with the Earth. The research is grounded in...

This article explores the connections between darkness and sustainability, particularly in contemporary night environments, and the needs of various species. Artificial light plays a vital role in shaping the aesthetics ...

This study explores decolonizing materiality in ecological networks of the Global South through Indigenous performative epistemes. It examines how embodied rituals, oral traditions, and practices challenge colonial parad...

The term “de-queering” refers to actions and tendencies that impose norms on an individual, compelling them to conform to a heterosexual identity while reinforcing traditional norms and expectations related to gender...

The study attempts to read Rembrandt’s 1660 history painting from a curious aesthetic perspective: as a drama in the Aristotelian sense. To show the moment of anagnorisis in a picture is not enough to place the particu...

Artists do not simply think and feel but incorporate feeling into their artistic thinking process or thinking into their feelings. The computer’s problem is neither that it does not think nor has any feelings (it might...

Three contemporary aesthetic approaches address design: functional beauty, adherent beauty, and the aesthetics of everyday life. This article engages with them and confronts the “dilemma of everyday aesthetics,” prop...