A new cultural theory of aesthetics: genes, memes, symbols, and simulacra

Lanham: Lexington Books (2023)
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This book develops a theory of aesthetics that criticizes scientific and philosophical reductionism that denies the importance of culture in art and taste, but its theory accepts some fundamental aspects of Neo-Darwinist theory of culture by addressing points of convergence among the notions of meme, simulacrum, and symbol.

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Roberto Terrosi
Tohoku University

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