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A kinetic ecological approach to beauty perception: a perspective review on the case of symmetry and the golden ratio

2024-09-17

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In the 1970s, the psychologist J.J. Gibson developed an “ecological approach to visual perception”, suggesting that humans perceive the environment exploiting environmental affordances - surrounding invariant features that define possible individuals-object interactions - without top-down mediation of cognitive processes. Shepard extended this approach, suggesting that common environmental features are internalize...

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b0ba9298-2698-5ef7-965e-6d4fa390a735
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10.22541/au.172656820.04011557/v1
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