How is culture imposes aesthetic value on the biological givens?

Question

food,shelter and reproduction.

Answer 1

A culture imposes its own set of "acceptable" morals in it's social contract with the member people of that culture. Since the aesthetic values are the acceptable values of that culture's contract, it would follow that the aesthetics of base biological needs would have to seem to conform to the approved contract.

However, as every parent knows about 13-17 year-olds, there is a certain amount of rebellion that requires a "convincing" and "trying" phase where the contract bounds are tested. So, the most base need to be the strongest ties to the culture.

Understand the rewards of the contract and why they are important in the gestalt of an economical, social, ecological, and sexual environment,.by perpetuating the culture.

Answer 2

The "biological necessities" aren't anything but the product of an aesthetic evaluation, to begin with. So I don't really understand the question. We generated the categories and concepts to deal with "needs," it's value all the way down.

Answer 3

God is everything. We are a part of him. The stars and galaxies are like atoms and molecules in his ever growing body. In the words of Mike in Stranger in a Strange Land, "Thou Art God" Grok it?

Answer 4

we like pretty things,, and to improve our environment,,,,, so even if we live in a shack, we might make a broom and sweep the dirt yard around that shack,,,,,,,,, we decorate our food, in the sense of toppings or arrangements,,,,, and as to reproduction, we are atracted to nice looking people, and we dress our babies up to look nice,,,,,,,, basically we like the things in our life, even if they are functional ones, to be appealing,,,,,

Answer 5

conformity to culture by self control.