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Feb 7, 2024 · Conclusion: Cartoon artistry is a global phenomenon that draws inspiration from a diverse range of cultural influences, from the manga and anime of Japan to the bandes dessinées of France and Belgium to the visual storytelling traditions of Africa and indigenous cultures worldwide. As artists and creators continue to explore new artistic ...
On the other hand, Chinese modern cartoon, which emerged and developed at the turn of the XX century along with the evolution of journalism and entertainment in semi-colonial Treaty Ports, reflects and participates into the process of bridging cultural boundaries through adaptive and integrative communication strategies (métissage).
- Martina Caschera
- Empirical Studies of Cross-Cultural Aesthetic Preferences
- Evolutionary Explanations
- Psychological Response to Features of Artworks
- Neuroaesthetics
- Other Psychological Aspects
- The Creative Process
- Historiometric Studies
A foundational point in arguing for the possibility of cross-culturally shared aesthetics involves careful empirical tests of that proposition. A number of pioneering studies by Child and colleagues (e.g., Child and Siroto 1965; Ford et al. 1966; Iwao and Child 1966), as well as some later investigations (e.g., Chen et al. 2002), have investigated ...
The most direct explanation for cross-cultural universals in visual aesthetics and creativity is grounded in evolutionary biology (e.g., Wilson 1998). The capacity for artistry ultimately arises out of a backdrop of evolutionary pressures promoting the survival and reproduction of organisms, which provides a strong perceptual and information-proces...
With the possible exception of the by-product view, evolutionary explanations for the phylogenetic development of the human capacity for visual aesthetics are typically construed as having canalized particular universal aesthetic preferences. The laboratory investigation of these preferences is the second oldest branch of experimental psychology, e...
An underlying assumption of evolutionary models and many psychological studies is that the human aesthetic faculty is essentially a property and result of brain activity. In the last 20 years, with the advent of non-invasive neuroimaging techniques, the field of ‘neuroaesthetics’ has emerged, with the goal of understanding the neural substrate of a...
Attempts to find cross-cultural commonalities have also taken other psychological forms, emphasizing basic mental processes that are broadly applicable to aesthetic and creative cognition. Mechanisms that have been posited to undergird aesthetic cognition include conceptual blending, categorization, cross-domain mapping, metaphor, image and force-d...
Potential cross-cultural commonalities apply to not only the visual aesthetic properties of finished artistic productions, but also to the creative process itself. Several strong theoretical claims have been made about universal aspects of the creative process. For instance, Campbell (1960) posited that any ultimately creative idea necessarily aris...
Another point of cross-cultural commonality is rooted in historiometric studies that use archival metrics like citation indices to address questions about high-level creative achievement across many domains. For instance, some studies (e.g., Simonton 1997) have examined how creativity unfolds over the lifespan, typically finding a career peak aroun...
- Aaron Kozbelt
- AaronK@brooklyn.cuny.edu
- 2016
Nov 2, 2023 · The Significance of Diversity in Art: Diversity in art holds several key significance: Cultural Understanding: It fosters a deeper understanding of different cultures, their histories, and ...
Rounding out the discussion of the diverse meanings people made of cartoons in colonial times, chapter 3 underlines the special role of newspaper cartoons in opening a space—through caricature and humor—for conversations about the imagined futures of India and Pakistan and the divergent ideologies of the congress and the Muslim league.
- Sanjukta Sunderason
Oct 30, 2023 · Oct 30, 2023. --. Cultural diversity has become a driving force in contemporary art, enriching the global creative landscape. This article explores the impact of cultural diversity on art, from ...
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On the other hand, commercial photography has itself become increasingly concentrated: the stock photography business has expanded outwards to include previously separate fields such as sport photography, celebrity photography, fine art reproductions, illustrations, video footage, photojournalism, and historical photography archives (such as the Hulton Archive and the Life Picture Collection ...
