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m 3 Science." Our project is aligned with a recent revival of empirical aesthetics, which was founded in the nineteenth century by Gustav Fechner (Fechner, 1876) in an attempt to bridge the gap between "top-down" philosophy and "bottom-up" science. Since then, "aesthetic science" has seen various peri

ician father of phenomenology, Edmund Husserl, criticized the physics-want-to-be orientation of the 1860 empirical, objective measure psychologies of Fechner and Wundt. He understood the best of their findings as simply correlations between subjective and observable events. Using mathematical discoveries a