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The study of how we experience and perceive environments, emphasizing subjective and sensory interactions with surroundings.

A subfield of philosophical aesthetics which focuses on the aesthetic appreciation of environments, natural and human-made.

An aesthetic quality that captures the charm and beauty of a setting, often depicted in art as rustic or idyllic landscapes.

A perspective within environmental aesthetics emphasizing the interrelationships within ecosystems and the beauty derived from these systems' complexity.

An art movement in which the landscape and the work of art are inextricably linked, and the environment is used as the medium.

An acoustic environment or an auditory scene that includes both natural sounds (like wind, water, wildlife) and human sounds (like music, speech, urban noise), contributing to the aesthetic appreciation of a place.

A consideration in environmental aesthetics focused on how the arrangement of elements within a space affects its aesthetic quality.

Appreciation and study of the wild and untouched aspects of nature, often associated with notions of purity and the primordial state of the environment.

An aspect of environmental aesthetics that addresses the appreciation of environments traditionally seen as unpleasant or ugly.

A quality of great beauty or grandeur that inspires awe or wonder, often associated with natural phenomena like vast landscapes.

A philosophical stance emphasizing the importance of beauty and artistic experience over practical or moral considerations.

An ethical viewpoint which suggests that the aesthetic values of environments contribute to the arguments for their protection and conservation.

The art and practice of designing pleasing and harmonious landscapes, balancing natural elements with human architectural features.

Landscapes that have been affected, influenced, or shaped by human involvement, reflecting cultural practices, values, and aesthetics.