 Third, everyday aesthetics has become influential in various disciplines and practices outside of philosophical discourse. As indicated by many works included in the bibliography, everyday aesthetics has been embraced as providing both principles and strategies by fields ranging from business, consumerism, healthcare, sports, law, science, and education to urban studies, sustainability, fashion, and design. This wide acceptance and utilization of everyday aesthetics is due to its insight regarding the prevalence of aesthetics in everyone’s lived world, as well as its aspiration that cultivation of aesthetic literacy and sensibility will contribute to improving one’s wellbeing, social interactions, and the state of the society and the world. But the challenge, as well as opportunity, posed by these heterogeneous discipline-specific practices is to inquire whether there is an overarching unifying notion of aesthetic experience and aesthetic practice. Even if there is a unifying notion, a further question is whether we should arrive at such a notion by building on case studies from these various disciplines (Vihalem 2016).