2. The
most influential philosopher was Aristotle.
He lived during the 7th century B.C. He wrote a book called “The Poetics” which
stated that strong emotion was good for people to feel. The principles to art were simple. There was a beginning, middle, and end to
each story. Each one captured a
different emotion from people. Art was
not just a documentation of a story, but a place where people can go and lose
themselves in emotion.
3. I didn't really find Changeux’s scientific view interesting at all. He was hard to understand and I think I may
have only understood half of what he said.
I found the pictures of the brain to be interesting because it showed what
everyone’s brain looks like when they feel a specific emotion. Ramachandran was extremely interesting. He talked about the eight laws of aesthetics
which really caught my attention. He was
also easier to understand than Changeux.
4. The
article and movies elaborate on the topics assigned in the reading. For example, the textbook mentions aesthetics
and lets the movies and article elaborate on the topic. They also mentioned the philosophers that
brought aesthetics to where it is today.
5. I
really enjoyed most of the videos and article because they really brought light
on the topic of aesthetics and everything involved within the topic. I liked that the video showed the many
different important philosophers that helped to discover information about
aesthetics. I also enjoyed how in depth
they went about the definition of the topic.
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