Anjan Chatterjee

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Anjan Chatterjee



Average rating: 3.72 · 428 ratings · 62 reviews · 12 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Aesthetic Brain: How We...

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Brain, Beauty, and Art: Ess...

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The Roots of Cognitive Neur...

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Oh! Calcutta-Cookbook

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The Mainland China Cookbook

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Neuroethics in Practice

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Ethical and Legal Issues in...

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审美的脑:从演化角度阐释人类对美与艺术的追求

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“The golden (logarithmic) spiral. The golden rectangle is formed by two sides comprised of the golden ratio. Portioning off a square within the golden rectangle leaves a smaller golden rectangle, a pattern that can be repeated ad infinitum. Connecting the points of the successively smaller squares gives the golden spiral found in nautilus shells, rams’ horns, whirlpools, and galaxies.”
Anjan Chatterjee, The Aesthetic Brain: How We Evolved to Desire Beauty and Enjoy Art

“Examining this thing called beauty that is both powerful and useless will prepare us for later discussions of pleasure and art. For many people, beauty is an essential ingredient of art. What is the relationship of beauty and pleasure? What is the relationship of beauty and art? Before we get to those questions, let’s see what we can discover by exploring beauty in people, places, and proofs.”
Anjan Chatterjee, The Aesthetic Brain: How We Evolved to Desire Beauty and Enjoy Art

“Is beauty a property of things out there in the world? Or is beauty to be found in our heads? Is beauty a fiction constructed by culture? Perhaps beauty is created by people of influence, who use beauty to maintain their own power or to make money by selling things.”
Anjan Chatterjee, The Aesthetic Brain: How We Evolved to Desire Beauty and Enjoy Art



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