Art and philosophy have always intersected, but the philosophy of film is a relatively new field in the line of this ancient ...

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The Philosophy of Translation is a meditation on ... the new language—a vision that made translation into a literary art, not an intellectual utility. Starting with the rise of German ...

such as applied ethics or the philosophy of art and aesthetics, among others. To build further in-demand skills, a professional or technical core in a discipline outside of philosophy is also required ...

Practical philosophy is a branch of philosophy that focuses on the practical application of philosophical principles and ideas to real-world problems and situations. It encompasses a wide range of ...

He has a natural jargon-free manner of talking about making art and about the places where art is made. His work draws from a vivid, albeit fallible, memory as we learn in the series. Probing and ...

philosophy of art and meta-ethics. Jenny’s writings have already had a significant influence, not only on the many philosophers who have followed in her audacious footsteps, but also on several ...

Mack said ceramics fits in just fine with her philosophy of life ... of the ceramics lab's "Empty Bowls" endeavor, which uses art to feed the hungry. "We go one day and we make as many bowls ...

He became famous because he offered a system defining art and linking it to other activities ... in the Columbia University philosophy department. In some important ways, as I will explain ...

The author has instilled into his account of art a complete philosophy of life. Perhaps it was impossible to separate the two, but it demands of the reader a more than usual concentration of his ...

Can these surreal images somehow bring us to a clear truth? “These are serious questions in philosophy of art right now,” says Gilmore. The questions “cut to the core of our concept of art ...