aesthetics in Japanese
aesthetics in Japanese is 美学 — aesthetics means the branch of philosophy concerned with beauty, art, and taste.
aesthetics in Japanese
美学
Pronounced: bigaku
The study or philosophy of beauty.
What does "aesthetics" mean?
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noun The branch of philosophy concerned with beauty, art, and taste.
"She studied aesthetics as part of her philosophy degree."
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noun The particular visual style or set of design choices behind something.
"The film’s aesthetics owe a lot to 1980s science fiction."
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aesthetics in a sentence
- She studied aesthetics as part of her philosophy degree.
- Ancient Greek aesthetics still shapes how we talk about art today.
- The film’s aesthetics owe a lot to 1980s science fiction.
- The new logo clashes with the brand’s usual aesthetics.
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What is "aesthetics" in Japanese?
"aesthetics" in Japanese is 美学. aesthetics means: The branch of philosophy concerned with beauty, art, and taste.
How do you pronounce 美学?
"aesthetics" in Japanese is 美学, pronounced "bigaku".
How do you use "aesthetics" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied aesthetics as part of her philosophy degree." In Japanese, "aesthetics" is 美学.
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