Dewey on Art and Experience

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Great presentation these ideas Peirce should absolutely be covered in one of your future videos
Comment from : @pyb5672

One has to wonder exactly what effect art had on its recipients
Comment from : @richarddelanet

hii, do you plan on doing a video on anti-œdipus?
Comment from : @tiramisuvodka8353

What do you people think about 'the unity of life death' by Otto Freundlich?
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new subscriber here any chance you be doing a video about french philosopher Françoise Vergès's un feminism decoloniel? Thank you so much for your work here,
Comment from : @brunocoltrane

Hi! Love your videos! Can you please do a video on paul ricoeur’s the rule of metaphor? I’m using it for my thesis and it would be so helpful
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Comment from : @chino9472

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Comment from : @willbl6185

It's interesting how the word "patron" was used for the perjorative "patronize" Thanks for another lightbulb moment
Comment from : @GaryChaffin-tc4dr

Absolutely adore Dewey, nice to see him getting talked about! While not forgotten, per se, I feel like he helped originate many ideas that have a lot of cache on the modern left without him being properly acknowledged as a source Would love to see more videos about him!
Comment from : @RadicalShiba1917

These lectures are outstanding It's a great gift to sidewalk philosophy for people who don't exercise, or educate, their imaginations enough I appreciate it
Comment from : @lovewinsall77

A good example of Dewey’s lack of insight concerns a movie again One of the oldest concepts of movies is persistence of vision which describes how succeeding frames in a movie seem to cohere Dewey could not address such a conceit He’d merely claim that’s a unity which in itself says less than the descriptive persistence of vision Yes of course there is a whole as if the word Unity transcends wholeness Persistence of vision offers nothing in any sense say the technology of AI offers But neither does unity
Comment from : @doylesaylor

As usual a very great sense of clarity to discussing various persons philosophical pronouncements That said, Dewey seems far less meaningful talking about art What sort of unity does a movie have as an example? In my view the culture would say a movie is a gold standard of realism So Dewey’s comments about making art with a movie would be too vague to amount to any sort of help picking up a movie camera and pointing it
Comment from : @doylesaylor

I was moved to tears when I saw Michelangelo's David for the first time, in real space OTOH, I was moved to tears when I first saw "Titanic" Honestly So, I'm not sure what that says about me Believe me, I'm not equating Michelangelo and James Cameron But the effect that both their artworks had on me was indeed similar I wish I knew what make of that I don't Art is supposed to be emotionally intense It's very confusing
Comment from : @aejabbour5003

I have already made a comment, though after another listen, I reflected upon hearing a former Art auctioneer for Christie's He said after the final bid ( very high with masterpieces), the audience applauded the bidder, not the artist, as it raised the bar ( capitalist) or with their collections It was an ego step on the society ladder The artist who produced the work took the second stage A divide caused by capitalism Dewey would certainly see the divide
Comment from : @artlessons1

Yes I remember reading about Dewey's "consummatory experience" for both art and nature
Comment from : @vp4744

Interesting take on the issue But i find our art theoreticians and aestheticians focuss more on the creation of the art by the artist or the generative qualities that make a work of art aesthetics in its unique sense rather than art as an aesthetic/perceptive experience that which arises from the unity of the spectator and art, contrary to the view you have raised in the video I like Dewey's opinion as Artistic/Aesthetic experience as an intensification of our ordinary every day experience Do you think Dewey envisions a difference between the Artistic experience of the artist and Aesthetic experience of the seer or Do you think he was content with creation and reception paradigm as the criteria for conceiving aesthetic experience like his aesthetic predecessors?
Comment from : @libinandrews

America’s greatest philosopher Thanks for covering Art As Experience
Comment from : @GrantLeeEdwards

I've always liked this one "The word "snob" belongs to the sour-grapes variety" -- Logan Pearsall Smith
Comment from : @robertalenrichter

The label "snob" readily gets pinned on people passionate about arts and culture, but status-seeking, rampant in all walks of life, in all social milieus, rarely gets named or even noticed Every single selfie taken in front of a celebrity is blatant snobbism, defined as the attempt to burnish one's social status by way of association The noun "snob" is simply society's way of letting you know which forms of thought and behaviour are acceptable, and which aren't
Comment from : @robertalenrichter

Thank you Being an artist ( retired art teacher ), I find this Interesting I relate this to how I perceive many everyday uses of Critical Thinking ( that Dewey is a forefather of) I find many misuse critical thinking as attacking the other ( like a critic perceiving an art piece ) rather than the artist producing the work going through many complexes he solves through subjective critical thinking So to carefully meet his goal He is balancing production with viewing all along the creative journey I as a youth, I was a competitive athlete that transformed into art I always felt athletics is as aesthetics, meaning a unified form that produces the desired end through a creative process
Comment from : @artlessons1