This book, through a synopsis and an anthology, deals with the principles of the Levels Theory of the aesthetic experience, developed and extended by Farjat in most of his writings, based on the premises stated by Martin Gerber in 1978, who was inspired in turn by Edward Carpenter, Albert Ellis and other authors.

This work represents an element of study for the academic professional who works within the framework of the aesthetics, the culture philosophy and the psychology, and it was founded due to the need for translating a complete and educational synthesis, mainly expressed in diagrams and an elements relation table. On the other hand, it is supported by an anthology, having a clear relationship of the application of the theory not only to the fully individual field of the artistic creation, but also of life itself.