Re: "Indifference to the aesthetic will i n the long run lessen the economic produc t [whereas] attention to the aesthetic will inc rease economic welfare." Josiah Stamp

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In a message dated 5/12/10 4:46:18 PM, m...@mikemallory.com writes:


> Part of the process of aestheticization is the objectification of 
> experience.
> 

Doesn't it also involve a lexical shift, in that things are described so 
that their social meanings are
changed from what was previously not acceptable as an aesthetic perception 
to being acceptable?   Also what is the objectification of experience?
Kate Sullivan