Beauty and Aesthetic need

Beauty:
Beauty concept:

In general, there are two concepts of beauty:
The first concept: that beauty is an inherent feature of things, and has the qualities through which man can judge the thing as beautiful
The second concept: that beauty lies in the self-response of the person, by provoked by the thing.
The first concept, emphasizes that beauty is inherent in the things, while the second concept emphasizes that beauty exists only within a person s responses.
Aesthetics:

Aesthetics, known as a branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty, ugliness and aesthetic judgment.
Aesthetic need:

A person feels as if he satisfies his aesthetic needs as he feels to satisfy his other biological, cognitive, and psychological needs.
The concept of beauty is associated with the aesthetic need, where the sense of beauty is related to satisfying the aesthetic need.
The aesthetic need in psychology ,from the point of view of Maslow ,represents the maximum degree of our abilities, even ,if the lower needs of Maslow s hierarchy of needs , are met.
Maslow categorizes the aesthetic need within the psychological
needs that oblige man to live a better life that needs the highest
values, values of truth, goodness and beauty.

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs was developed by Abraham Maslow,
a specialist in human behavioural psychology. The hierarchy was first
developed to help explain the connection between basic human needs and
human desires.
The hierarchy, often visualised as a pyramid is split into five categories.
Put simply unless we have the fundamental basic human needs at the
bottom of the hierarchy we will not strive to meet any further desires.
As each requirement is fulfilled we move up the hierarchy.