loading . . . The Aesthetics of Biomimicry, Mateusz Salwa Recent scholarship aims to broaden the scope of philosophical aesthetics. As a result, identifying aesthetics solely with the philosophy of fine arts has become problematic. While traditional questions concerning aesthetic values such as beauty, aesthetic experience (appreciation), and notions about art, creativity and imitation remain relevant and largely define contemporary discussions within aesthetics, these questions also get applied to fields far beyond the traditional aesthetic boundaries—e.g., business, environments, food, the everyday, design, law, politics, and sport. https://social-epistemology.com/2026/06/10/the-aesthetics-of-biomimicry-mateusz-salwa/
