The psychology of beauty

The book "Psychology of Beauty" discusses the nature of the aesthetic experience and the feelings it evokes. Research into the nature of beauty and the aesthetic experience has led to the emergence of intellectual theories about the nature of beauty on one hand, and studies of tangible beauty and our feelings towards it on the other. The intellectual theories have taken a philosophical approach, attributing beauty to other great concepts such as justice and goodness. On the other hand, studies and research related to the facts of aesthetic production and how to enjoy it have increased, manifesting in addressing the origin of artistic forms and their development, reviewing experiences in aesthetic elements, and exploring aesthetic responses from physiological and psychological perspectives. Therefore, this book aims to study the aesthetic feeling, linking modern psychology with philosophical theories of beauty. The attribute of beauty is fixed and does not evolve, and everything falling under the categories of material and practical purpose, or moral orientation, belongs to or develops with, repetition, or type. The specific features of a work of art are independent of time; once the temple, mural, or symphony becomes subject to critical judgment, they also become features of beauty and clear examples of its laws.