Title: How Art Works: A Psychological Exploration
Summary:
“How Art Works: A Psychological Exploration” by Ellen Winner offers an in-depth analysis of the psychological mechanisms underlying art appreciation and creation. Winner, a distinguished psychologist known for her work in the fields of creativity and aesthetics, meticulously examines various aspects of the human experience of art, including perception, cognition, and emotion. Drawing on empirical research and theoretical frameworks, Winner elucidates the intricate interplay between the mind and artistic expression, shedding light on fundamental questions about the nature of beauty, meaning, and artistic talent. With its engaging prose and scholarly rigor, “How Art Works” provides valuable insights for scholars, artists, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the profound impact of art on the human psyche.
Author:
Ellen Winner is a prominent psychologist renowned for her contributions to the study of creativity, talent, and aesthetics. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from Harvard University and has authored numerous influential works in her field. Winner’s research has earned her widespread recognition, and she has received prestigious awards for her scholarly contributions. As a respected academic, educator, and researcher, Winner brings a wealth of expertise to her exploration of the psychological dimensions of art in “How Art Works.”
Publisher:
“How Art Works: A Psychological Exploration” is published by Oxford University Press