Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover; Aesthetics as Philosophy of Perception; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; List of Figures; 1: Aesthetics; 1.1 Aesthetics versus Philosophy of Art; 1.2 Perception; 1.3 Product Differentiation; 2: Distributed Attention; 2.1 Varieties of Aesthetic Experience; 2.2 Disinterested Attention; 2.3 Distributed versus Focused Attention; 2.4 The Importance of Aesthetic Attention; 2.5 Aesthetic Attention and Aesthetic Experience; 3: Pictures; 3.1 Picture Perception; 3.2 Canvas or Nature?…”

“…These lead via an open attitude of perception and the inclusion of corporeality to an insight into how learning and teaching processes can be understood in a new or different way. …”