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The directedness of consciousness towards objects, foundational for phenomenological aesthetics as experiences directed towards art objects.

The significance of the body in the aesthetic experience—how bodily perception and movements can shape aesthetic understanding.

How different subjects create and share an aesthetic experience, leading to a community of appreciation.

A phenomenological concept of 'bracketing' or setting aside preconceptions and judgments to experience the aesthetic object more fully.

The automatic integration of sensory data into a coherent aesthetic experience, without an active effort to analyze or interpret.

A profound aesthetic experience that surpasses beauty, often associated with a mix of fear and admiration.

A method used to reveal the essence of things, by stripping away biases and contextual noise to focus on the art object itself.

The context or framework that the observer brings to an aesthetic experience, which continually shifts as we encounter new stimuli.

The object or content of thought in aesthetic experience, which remains constant in spite of changes in the viewer's perspective or feelings.