The Aesthetics 1-4 course series aims to equip learners with the concepts and strategies to understand their own and others' artistic motivations, intentions, and assumptions. The lectures are conducted in dialogue with the students so that the lecturer can respond to their attitudes and interests, and thus be all the more able to place the attitudes in the context of the tradition of European aesthetic thought, as well as non-European traditions of thought.

Estetika 3 will introduce students to issues that have gained urgency in the last quarter century, not only in aesthetic theory. The aim will be to show how these issues relate to traditional themes in aesthetics, but also how they are simultaneously related to the social and technological transformations of the time. During the semester, a lecture presenting a traditional aesthetic theme will always be followed by a lecture presenting its contemporary update. So, for example, a lecture on the relationship between morality and beauty will introduce contemporary debates about the influence of the creators' moral or ideological profile on the reception of their work, or a lecture on natural beauty will be followed by a lecture on the place of aesthetic values in the environmental movement.