The Cambridge handbook of the psychology of aesthetics and the arts

Part I. Concepts, Theories and Methods: 1. Introduction by the editors Jeffrey K. Smith and Pablo P. L. Tinio
 2. Empirical aesthetics: hindsight and foresight Oshin Vartanian
 3. Philosophy of art and empirical aesthetics: resistance and rapprochement William P. Seeley
 4. Theoretical foundations for an empirical aesthetics Gerald C. Cupchik
 5. Aesthetics assessment Aaron Kozbelt and James C. Kaufman
 Part II. Perspectives and Approaches to Art and Aesthetics: 6. Beyond perception: information processing approaches to art appreciation Helmut Leder
 7. Psychodynamics and the arts Pavel Machotka
 8. Evolutionary approaches to art and aesthetics Marcos Nadal and Gerardo Gomez-Puerto
 9. The walls do speak: psychological aesthetics and the museum experience Pablo P. L. Tinio, Jeffrey K. Smith and Lisa F. Smith
 Part III. Objects and Media: 10. Empirical investigation of the elements of composition in paintings: a painting as stimulus Paul J. Locher
 11. 'Mute, motionless, variegated rectangles': aesthetics and photography I. C. McManus and Katharina Stoever
 12. Aesthetic responses to design: a battle of impulses Paul Hekkert
 13. From music perception to an integrative framework for the psychology of aesthetics Stefan Koelsch
 14. Theater and dance: another pathway to understanding human nature Thalia R. Goldstein and Rebecca Yasskin
 15. Arts education, academic achievement and cognitive ability Swathi Swaminathan and E. Glenn Schellenberg
 16. Aesthetics and the built environment: no painting or musical piece can compare Andrea Livi Smith
 17. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest one of all? Influencing factors and effects of facial attractiveness Gernot Gerger and Helmut Leder
 18. An aesthetics of literary fiction David Carr
 Part IV. Contemporary Issues and Debates: 19. Neuroaesthetics: descriptive and experimental approaches Anjan Chatterjee
 20. How emotions shape aesthetic experiences Stefano Mastandrea
 21. Unusual aesthetic states Emily C. Nusbaum and Paul J. Silvia
 22. Personality and aesthetic experiences Viren Swami and Adrian Furnham
 23. Hokusai and Fuji: cognition, convention and pictorial invention in Japanese pictorial arts David Bell
 Part V. Pulling it All Together: 24. And all that jazz: rigour and relevance in the psychology of aesthetics and the arts Pablo P. L. Tinio and Jeffrey K. Smith.