- aesthetic experience(Sulzer's aesthetics)
- A variety of free and unhindered activity of the representational capacity that produces pleasurable sentiments.
- artistic success(as used in aesthetics)
- When a work of art achieves its goals and is considered valuable or excellent by artists, critics, or audiences.
- decorative abstraction(as used in aesthetics)
- Abstract art (non-representational, not showing recognizable things) that is mainly ornamental or designed to be visually pleasing.
- determinate concepts(as used in philosophy of art)
- Clear, specific, well-defined ideas or meanings that have a fixed content.
- narrative arts(as used in aesthetics)
- Art forms that tell a story, such as novels, films, plays, or comic books.
- perpetual resistance to determinate concepts(as used in aesthetics)
- Constantly avoiding or rejecting clear, specific meanings or ideas—refusing to communicate anything definite.
- representational arts(as used in aesthetics)
- Art forms that depict or show something recognizable from the real world, like a portrait or landscape painting.
- systematically ranked(as used in evaluation or philosophy)
- Officially placed in a hierarchy or order according to a consistent method or rule.