http://journals.mimesisedizioni.it/index.php/studi-di-estetica/issue/feedStudi di estetica2024-10-18T09:01:46+00:00Studi di esteticasde@mimesisedizioni.itOpen Journal Systems<div style="text-align: left;"> <p class="elementToProof">“Studi di estetica / <em>aesthetic studies</em>” was founded in 1973 by Luciano Anceschi. Since 2014 it has also become an open access online journal that aims to be a forum of discussion, addressing both traditional topics and more recent perspectives on aesthetic issues. It is a peer reviewed international journal, committed to upholding the highest standards of publication and supporting the most rigorous scientific method.<br>“Studi di estetica / <em>aesthetic studies</em>” is a Class A-Anvur Journal, also indexed in DOAJ, Scopus, ERIH PLUS, Google Scholar, PhilPapers, Catalogo italiano dei periodici. It is ranked in quartile Q2 by SCImago Journal Rank.</p> </div>http://journals.mimesisedizioni.it/index.php/studi-di-estetica/article/view/1061La via del colore2024-10-18T08:46:18+00:00Katia Bottakatia.botta@unipr.it<p>The article aims to define the role assumed by Paul Cézanne’s pictorial landscape within aesthetic reflections on landscape. Starting with the testimonies of Emile Bernard, Joachim Gasquet and Maurice Denis, the aim is to identify those concepts and components that aesthetically constitute and characterise the landscape of Mont Sainte-Victoire. In this sense we wish to proceed with an investigation aimed at the aesthetic-perceptual reading provided by Maurice Merleau-Ponty, focusing on the parameters of vision, colour and depth, and then turn our attention to the motif analysed by Henri Maldiney, through the concepts of form and rhythm.</p>2024-10-01T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) http://journals.mimesisedizioni.it/index.php/studi-di-estetica/article/view/1062Caring for the Landscape2024-10-18T09:01:21+00:00Elisabetta Di Stefanoelisabetta.distefano@unipa.it<p>The essay aims to demonstrate that participatory ecological art focused on plant-ing, sowing, and cultivation serves as a means to promote a culture of environ-mental care. After exploring several artistic projects involving community engage-ment in landscape stewardship, the essay focuses on the debate concerning ges-ture and behavioral patterns. Finally, by examining artist Egle Oddo’s Performative Habitats project, it seeks to understand how art can influence the formation of new habits through both increased environmental awareness and repeated action, employing key theoretical frameworks of Everyday Aesthetics.</p>2024-10-01T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) http://journals.mimesisedizioni.it/index.php/studi-di-estetica/article/view/1063Suono e mondo2024-10-18T08:48:52+00:00Francesca Ferrarafra.ferrara85@gmail.com<p>Published in 1977, The tuning of the world by Raymond Murray Schafer, inaugu-rated the soundscape studies, that have shaped much further research, interweav-ing different disciplinary fields, and are based around the concept of sound as a meta-category that both encompasses and transcends music. These studies invite us to reflect on the relationship between human beings and sound environment, on the responsibility of each individual in sharing the soundscape as a common and collective heritage and, more generally, on the ability to exercise hearing as a medium of understanding of the world.</p>2024-10-01T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) http://journals.mimesisedizioni.it/index.php/studi-di-estetica/article/view/1064I coniugi Shelley in Italia2024-10-18T09:01:46+00:00Elisabetta Marinomarino@lettere.uniroma2.it<p>This essay sets out to investigate the Shelleys’ perception of Italy and the Italians, oscillating between heartfelt enthusiasm and disillusionment. As will be shown, P.B. Shelley adopted a more critical stance towards the population, while he unre-servedly appreciated both the natural landscape and the relics of a glorious past. Conversely, Mary Shelley was more sympathetic and convincingly embraced the Italian cause. The intertwined concepts of Italophilia and Italophobia will also be explored.</p>2024-10-01T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) http://journals.mimesisedizioni.it/index.php/studi-di-estetica/article/view/1065Immaginazione “solariana” e materia “solarica”2024-10-18T08:56:46+00:00Giampiero Morettigmoretti@unior.it<p>The article aims to explore some of the more strictly aesthetic-philosophical as-pects of Stanislaw Lem's famous novel Solaris. Beginning with a historical recon-struction of the use of the concepts of fantasy and imagination in Western culture, and exploring the relationship between these two terms and the idea of matter with which they are intertwined, the article offers an interpretation of the novel in which the relationship between matter and imagination plays a crucial role for the characters themselves.</p>2024-10-01T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) http://journals.mimesisedizioni.it/index.php/studi-di-estetica/article/view/1066Frammentazione del territorio e incidenza della volontà umana2024-10-18T08:58:53+00:00Massimiliano Vincivinci@juris.uniroma2.it<p>In contrast to a positivist conception that considers the objective elements of its topographical location to be absolutely prevalent for the identification of a real estate, the Roman legal sources present a more articulated picture, in which the voluntas, affectio and constitutio of the dominus play a fundamental role in the subjective distinction between locus and fundus. In any case, a merely patrimo-nial perspective appears extraneous to Roman jurist’s thinking. On the contrary, emerges the full awareness of a special juridical relationship of man with the ter-ritory.</p>2024-10-01T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c)