Resumo
A diferencia de Melchionne (2013) y Naukkarinen (2013), abogo por una definición expansiva de la estética cotidiana que, además de las experiencias más comunes y cotidianas, incluya los festivales, el turismo y un sinnúmero de actividades llevadas a cabo diariamente por artistas y profesionales de diversas áreas. Establezco continuidades entre las estéticas de la vida diaria, del arte y de la naturaleza. Por ejemplo, el acto de mirar a través de una ventana puede involucrar aspectos de las tres estéticas. Aunque coincido con Melchionne (2013) en que la estética cotidiana está muy ligada a las preguntas por la búsqueda del bienestar subjetivo, asumo una aproximación más expansiva basada en estudios sicológicos recientes sobre la experiencia del asombro; ello con el fin de enfatizar la importancia de esa experiencia en tal búsqueda, vinculando así, los aspectos más sobresalientes de la estética cotidiana, la estética del arte y la estética de la naturaleza.
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