Applied aesthetics (dancing, painting, singing, sculpting, acting) creates mini workshops that help students enhance their ability to perceive more beauty and more details in the world around them.

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The paper describes the process of organizing forty college students to conduct original research, intended for publication, on the beauty of the works of an undiscovered artist.

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Advances in affective neuroscience, especially psychoneuroimmunology, suggest that beauty experiences boost the immune system and, therefore, enhance the healing process.

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Beauty in Latin America has evolved over the past one hundred years through three stages—Utopian Roots, Theoretical Constructions, Critical Parings—and each stage reveals the ineffability of beauty.

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Mexico's Antonio Caso presents the traditional binary of beauty—beauty is a subjective experience with objective claims—in a fascinating and fruitful manner, immensely beneficial to any study of beauty.

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This paper describes how Loyola University Chicago aesthetics students employed the memoir artform with retired women religious to contribute to the creation of a community memory for the sisters.

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This article examines the roots of the Polish memoir tradition and the routes it took to establish its unique ontology, which should rank it as a leading memoir tradition.

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