> 
> Summer school: Aesthetics, Technique and Emotion, Lake Come School of 
> Advanced Studies, 7-10 June 2021 (https://aeat.lakecomoschool.org/)
> 
> What is aesthetics, and what value can the question of aesthetics have today? 
> The school, organized by the University of Milan in collaboration with the 
> European Seminar of Aesthetics – an international network of academics and 
> researchers founded in 2014 with the aim of fostering critical debate on key 
> topics in aesthetics (https://sites.unimi.it/eu_aesthetics/about/ 
> <https://sites.unimi.it/eu_aesthetics/about/>) – intends to address these and 
> other questions concerning the relationship between aesthetics, art and 
> technique. In fact, many changes are occurring nowadays in our aesthetic 
> perception of the world. The boundaries of art are becoming more and more 
> difficult to determine – considering for example the new challenges posed by 
> art created by (or through) artificial intelligence, or the new tools offered 
> by virtual reality. Moreover, a new aesthetic value is increasingly 
> attributed to many aspects of our everyday life, like the images that we 
> exchange daily via
  mobile phones and websites.
> In the face of these innovations, what tools for thinking can be provided by 
> aesthetics, a discipline that was born in the eighteenth century, in a 
> necessarily very different cultural environment? What role can categories 
> such as beauty, ugliness, sublime, kitsch, or concepts such as genius and 
> taste play today? How is it possible to rethink our idea of the art and the 
> artist, or the relationship between the artists and the techniques used in 
> their works?
> 
> The School aims to involve students and researchers from different 
> backgrounds in the discussion. The morning talks will be given by 
> international experts, while the afternoon will be dedicated to one more 
> speaker and to the discussion of the day’s topics.
> 
> The School is directed toward PhD students, advanced master students and 
> postdocs. In order to participate, it is necessary to have a bachelor degree 
> (three years). It is not necessary for participants to have studied 
> philosophy; other fields are also welcome, since the philosophical questions 
> will be raised through an interdisciplinary approach, involving performative 
> arts, technology, figurative arts etc.
> 
> Participants will have the opportunity to prepare a short talk (5 minutes, 1 
> page length) and later elaborate upon it in a paper. The best papers will be 
> selected to be published in a special issue of the journal “Itinera” 
> (https://riviste.unimi.it/index.php/itinera).
> 
> Due to the pandemic situation, we decided to plan the school fully online. 
> Registration will be free of charge, but mandatory for all participants. A 
> limited number of students will be selected. 
> 
> All details on the website: https://aeat.lakecomoschool.org/
> 
> For any information: [email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>
> 
> 
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