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The International Association of Empirical Aesthetics (IAEA) was founded as a union of psychologists who investigate the underlying factors that contribute to an aesthetic experience, as well as aesthetic behaviors, using scientific methods. Currently we have members in 20 countries. Although the majority of members are psychologists, our membership includes sociologists, musicologists, philosophers, and researchers who specialize in the study of painting, sculpture, literature, film, museum visitor behavior, and so forth.
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22nd Biennial Congress of IAEA
Taipei (Taiwan), August 22-25, 2012
Call for Papers
EXTENDED DEADLINE
FEBRUARY 1, 2012

Empirical Studies of the Arts 2012 VOL1
Catrin Hasse and Ralf Weber:
Eye Movements on Facades:
The Subjective Perception of Balance
in Architecture and Its Link to
Aesthetic Judgment

Kathleen M. Moore and Alan N. West:

Global Perception, Meaning,
and Aesthetic Appreciation

I-Ping Chen, Fang-Yi Wu, Chih-Hsiang Lin:

Characteristic Color Use in Different Film Genres

Emanuele Arielli:

Contrast and Assimilation
in Aesthetic Judgments of Visual Artworks

Jules J. Wanderer:

Scaling Professional Critics: Men and Women Rate Films

Martin Tröndle and Wolfgang Tschacher:

The Physiology of Phenomenology:
The Effects of Artworks

Christopher D. Green:

How to Find Refutations of the Golden Section
Without Really Trying


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