Plato & Aristotle on Aesthetics

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A few introductory clips about Plato and Aristotle on aesthetics. This comes from a program on aesthetics and the philosophy of art in a series on great ideas in philosophy a few years back. These clips feature Alexander Nehamas and Arthur Danto.
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@yonathanasefaw9001 Месяц назад

Very fascinating!

@irevelato 23 дня назад

Lovely! You have a new subscriber.

@Robinson8491 Месяц назад

Aaah the Aristotle we know and love

@spazthespasticcolonel1054 Месяц назад

I'm really enjoying the content on Aesthetics - thank you! I find it interesting that both Nehamas and Danto wrote excellent books on Nietzsche.

@CR3199 Месяц назад

Thank you again! Where do you get these videos? They are awesome

@eternaldoorman5228 Месяц назад

The art of carefully chosen clips!

@Wandering_Mindset 17 дней назад

Thank you for the video, very interesting.

@eternaldoorman5228 Месяц назад

Aristotle also recognised comedy as an art, didn't he? He only wrote about tragedy in the Poetics though. I figured he left comedy as an exercise for the reader.

@ericmiller6056 Месяц назад

Supposedly, there was a second book of the Poetics, now lost, in which he discussed comedy.

@donaldist7321 27 дней назад

is it just me or do most Plato busts look like JD Vance with a curly beard?

@Doortodoorgeek Месяц назад

I still think beauty is a human construct

@thistle7594 Месяц назад

It is an observable truth

@MatthewMcRowan Месяц назад

We ourselves have certain body type and there are ratios we see but not consciously think about them. When we see similar proportions in other things we can't help but to see something nice about it. My opinion.

@JoePalau Месяц назад

It’s both and for me. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and in the object beheld. The combination of the two is what humans call “beauty.” BTW, that’s John Dewey in “Art as Experience.” Just saying … 😊