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This set of Western Aesthetics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Western Aesthetics Set 7

Q1 | -------------------- is a positive force according to Freud.
  • sexuality
  • libido
  • sublimate sexuality
  • sublimate spirituality
Q2 | Aesthetics for Freud is a form of:
  • release of ego
  • wish fulfillment
  • dream fulfillment
  • release of super ego
Q3 | Freud stated that, ----------------------- is a way to project neurosis, pain andtrauma on to a canvas or music.
  • sublimation
  • expression
  • daydreaming
  • both ‘a’ and ‘b’
Q4 | The school of ----------------- treats beauty as an experience rather than anobjective quality of the object.
  • representationalism
  • idealism
  • phenomenalism
  • rationalism
Q5 | ------------------------- is not just any reaction but very vital and importantexperience.
  • intellectual experience
  • aesthetic experience
  • artistic creation
  • musical
Q6 | To call something beautiful or artistic is to declare that it is a source of:
  • enjoyment
  • spiritualistic experience
  • intellectual experience
  • aesthetic
Q7 | An object as aesthetically valuable always depends upon the extent of the---------------------------- of the aesthetic experience itself.
  • quantitative excellence
  • qualitative excellence
  • empirical excellence
  • spiritualistic excellence
Q8 | Indian thinkers called the aesthetic experience as:
  • rasanubhuti
  • sancharibhava
  • rasa
  • vibhava
Q9 | For -------------------- aesthetical experience is undesirable.
  • kant
  • hegel
  • plato
  • aristotle
Q10 | Who elevated aesthetic experiences to a healthy cathartic influence?
  • kant
  • hegel
  • plato
  • aristotle
Q11 | Most of the modern theories of aesthetics consider both ------------------------- asthe source of aesthetic experience.
  • art and beauty
  • art and music
  • music and poetry
  • poetry and drama
Q12 | According to modern Aesthetic thinkers main feature of aesthetic experience is:
  • pleasure
  • satisfaction
  • disinterested pleasure
  • self-realization
Q13 | The element of --------------------- makes an intrinsic value in each aestheticexperience.
  • disinterested pleasure
  • quantitative pleasure
  • subjective pleasure
  • individualistic enjoyment
Q14 | Among modern thinkers who identified aesthetic experience as disinterestedpleasure.
  • hegel
  • freud
  • marx
  • hutcheson
Q15 | Hutcheson emphasized the need of a/an ---------------- for acquiring aestheticexperience.
  • common sense
  • inner sense
  • contemplative mind
  • intuitive sense
Q16 | Kant called the object of disinterested satisfaction as:
  • art
  • charming
  • music
  • beautiful
Q17 | ‘Art is an experience in its most articulate and adequate form’. Who proposedthis view?
  • kant
  • hutcheson
  • john dewey
  • marx
Q18 | The linguistic expression of aesthetic experience is called:
  • aesthetic statement
  • aesthetic judgment
  • aesthetic assertion
  • aesthetic
Q19 | The terms such as beautiful, attractive, pretty, grand and sublime, etc. arecommonly called:
  • aesthetic terms
  • aesthetic words
  • aesthetic symbols
  • aesthetic
Q20 | --------------------- is an expression of how the thing appears to us.
  • aesthetic experience
  • aesthetic judgment
  • aesthetic appreciation
Q21 | The terms used for expressing our appreciation are called:
  • aesthetic predicates
  • aesthetic terms
  • aesthetic words
  • aesthetic
Q22 | Which is treated as a negative aesthetic predicate?
  • unique
  • grotesque
  • expressive
  • charming
Q23 | Who emphasis the role of economic structure in the process of creation of awork of art and also appreciation of the same?
  • idealists
  • rationalists
  • formalists
  • marxists
Q24 | What is common between the moral and aesthetic judgments?
  • the analytical nature
  • the evaluative character
  • the speculative nature
  • the explanatory character