Foreword: Living with Everyday Objects: Aesthetic and Ethical Practice —Yuriko Saito Comparative Everyday Aesthetics: An Introduction —Jeffrey Petts and Eva K W Man Part 1: Living Aesthetically Dao Aesthetics: Ways of Opening to Sublime Experiences and Transforming Beautifully —Robin R Wang Everyday Aesthetics of Taking a Walk: With Zhuangzi —Thomas Leddy Divergence and Rejoining: Reflecting on Chinese-Western Comparative Everyday Aesthetics —Ouyang Xiao Part 2: Nature and Environment The Aesthetics of Nature and the Environment: From the Perspective of Comparison between China and the West —Gao Jianping Cryosphere Aesthetics —Emily Brady Section 3: Eating and Drinking Memory’s Kitchen: In Search of a Taste —Carolyn Korsmeyer Chopsticks and the Haptic Aesthetics of Eating —Richard Shusterman Taking Tea, but Differently: The Chinese Tea Tradition and its European Transformations —Yanping Gao Part 4: Creative Life Dô (Dao) in the Practice of Art: Everyday Aesthetic Life in Japan Through the Japanese Tea Ceremony —Tanehisa Otabe Skill Stories from the Zhuangzi and Arts and Crafts: Aesthetic Fit, Harmony, and Transformation: Toward a Developmental, Comparative Everyday Aesthetics —Jeffrey Petts Part 5: Technology and Images Why We Love Our Phones: A Case Study in the Aesthetics of Gadgets —Janet McCracken Filming the Everyday: Between Aesthetics and Politics —Peng Feng Images and Reality —John Carvalho Part 6: Relationships and Communities Aesthetics in Friendship and Intimacy —Katherine Higgins Morality and Aesthetical Lives: Real Stories of Two Hong Kong Women —Eva Kit Wah Man AUTHORS’ BIO