I Warm Up / Stretch II Review of Solo Phrase Review of Ensemble Phrase III Aristotle approached beauty from another perspective. Beauty is not a means to an end, but an end in itself; that is, an immediate quality. He distinguishes between end and means, identifying the latter with the useful. Useful are all everyday goods that do not become a means to something. Beauty, on the other hand, is not arbitrary, contingent, or irrational. This has served as the basis for his aesthetic to be qualified as rationalist. Beauty is contained in symmetry, which he considers the symbol of perfection, linked to the classic concept of beauty: harmony, order and proportion. Question 1 Based on the way Aristotle approached beauty, how would you define rationalist beauty? IV Art Nouveau In creating these harmonic designs, Laban utilizes his artistic understanding of human anatomy, proportion, and range of motion. Moreover, he draws on hi...
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