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The Functions of Art
Art has always been part of human life.
From ancient cave paintings to contemporary masterpieces, art is not just about beauty-it is a tool that helps fill in a human need.
In this video, we explore the different functions of art and discover why it continues to be an essential part of human life.
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0:29 Personal Functions
1:13 Social Functions
1:43 Physical Functions
This video is part of our Art Appreciation series which can be used as a learning/teaching material for Humanities and GE 6 (Art Appreciation) courses.
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From ancient cave paintings to contemporary masterpieces, art is not just about beauty-it is a tool that helps fill in a human need.
In this video, we explore the different functions of art and discover why it continues to be an essential part of human life.
Video Chapters
0:29 Personal Functions
1:13 Social Functions
1:43 Physical Functions
This video is part of our Art Appreciation series which can be used as a learning/teaching material for Humanities and GE 6 (Art Appreciation) courses.
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What is Totalitarianism?
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In this video, we explore the disturbing reality of totalitarianism and examine 3 of its main characteristics: total control, cult of personality, and use of ideology. Video Chapters 0:20 What is Totalitarianism? 0:58 Characteristics 1:00 Total Control 1:39 Cult of Personality 2:02 Use of Ideology - Political Theories Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGt25jOuRmH2cOFDi9gVrED.html Facebook: fa...
Assumptions of Art
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Have you ever thought about the assumptions you have when you look at a work of art? In this video, we explore 3 basic assumptions of art, namely art is universal, art is not nature, and art involves experience. Video Chapters 0:21 Art is Universal 0:53 Art is not Nature 1:35 Art Involves Experience This video is part of our Art Appreciation series which can be used as a learning/teaching mater...
What is Art Appreciation?
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Ever wondered why some people can spend hours gazing at a painting while others just walk by? In this video, we explore what art appreciation is and why it is important, as well as do a simple walkthrough of how to do it using Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night. Video Chapters 0:19 What is Art Appreciation? 0:45 Difference between Art History and Art Appreciation 1:12 Why is Art Appreciation Impor...
Why Study the Humanities?
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In a world driven by science and technology, why do we still need to study art, philosophy, or broadly the humanities? In this video, we talk about what the humanities are and why we should study them. Video Chapters 0:15 What are the Humanities? 1:02 Why Study the Humanities? 1:46 Humanities Career Opportunities Reference online.utpb.edu/about-us/articles/humanities/what-skills-can-you-gain-by...
What is Mercantilism?
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In this video, we explore the intriguing world of mercantilism along with its key principles, examples and criticisms, and find out how it helped shaped the world we live in today. Video Chapters 0:23 What is Mercantilism? 1:05 Key Principles 1:07 1) Exports Over Imports 1:35 2) Accumulation of Precious Metals 2:07 3) Industry Development through Government Subsidies and Regulations 2:33 The Br...
What is Imperialism?
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Imperialism refers to the policy or practice of extending power over foreign nations usually by force. It involves the exercise of political, economic, and military power to establish control over other lands and peoples, often with the aim of extracting resources and wealth for the benefit of the imperial power. In this video, we explore what imperialism is, its key features, justification, cr...
What is Neocolonialism?
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What is neocolonialism? Neocolonialism refers to the continued economic and political dominance of former colonial powers over their former colonies or other developing countries. It is a system of indirect control where former colonial powers maintain their influence over the economies, politics, and cultures of other countries through economic aid, loans, investments, and military support. Th...
What is Colonialism?
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Colonialism is a political and economic system where one country takes control of another, often exploiting its resources and people. This system has a long history, dating back to the ancient Greek and Roman empires. However, the form of colonialism we recognize today began in the 16th century with European powers establishing colonies in the Americas, Africa, and Asia. The motives behind colo...
What is Romanticism?
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Romanticism is a cultural and intellectual movement that emerged in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in Europe, particularly in Germany, France, and England. It was a reaction against the precepts of order, calm, and idealization of 18th-century Neoclassicism and the ideals of reason and materialism of the Enlightenment. Romanticism began as a new appreciation of the Middle Ages, inspired...
What is Modernism?
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Modernism is a cultural movement from the late 19th to mid-20th century. It emerged as a response to significant changes in Western society, such as secularization, industrialization, the growing influence of science, technological innovations, and the geopolitical shifts after World War I. Modernism rejected traditional forms and conventions. It sought new and original expressions that reflect...
What is Cognitivism?
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What is cognitivism? Cognitivism is a theoretical approach that focuses on the mental processes involved in learning, thinking, and problem-solving. It is based on the belief that the human mind is capable of acquiring knowledge and that this knowledge can be represented and manipulated in a way that allows individuals to solve problems and make decisions. In this video, we will discuss what co...
What is Functionalism in Sociology?
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What is functionalism in sociology? In sociology, functionalism is the theory that emphasizes the way in which social institutions and systems function in order to maintain order and stability in society. Developed by sociologists such as Emile Durkheim (1858-1917) and Talcott Parsons (1902-1979), functionalism is one of the most influential sociological theories, applied to a wide range of soc...
What is Behaviorism?
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What is behaviorism? Behaviorism is a school of psychology that emphasizes the study of observable behavior rather than subjective experiences or mental processes. It is a theory that focuses on the actions that individuals take in response to external stimuli and how these actions can be modified through reinforcement and punishment. In this video, we will discuss what behaviorism is, its key ...
What is Constructivism?
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What is constructivism? Constructivism is a theory of learning that states that individuals actively construct their own understanding and knowledge of the world through experience and reflection. According to constructivists, learning is not simply the acquisition of knowledge, but rather the creation of new meaning through the interaction of prior knowledge and new experiences. In this video,...
What is Moral Relativism? (What is Ethical Relativism?)
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What is Moral Relativism? (What is Ethical Relativism?)
What is Ecological Literacy (Ecoliteracy)?
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What is Ecological Literacy (Ecoliteracy)?
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Thank u❤
I'm left with one question about this video: So, What?
So, now you know!
Great explanation.
Thank you! 🙂
Video Chapters 0:29 Personal Functions 1:13 Social Functions 1:43 Physical Functions Art Appreciation Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGMFEz6JkQ4eYhpbGqiJvpN.html
Post mod = The New Paganisms and The New Nihilisms, not to leavce out The Lie. The Lie, aka pseudo truth is epidemic. Ubiquitous. = The Zeitgiest. Modus Operandi. Half truths and snakeoils. ,,,a world where truth has no place.
True! 😔
Clear and easy explanation
All right Thank Goodness I found this page at the right time. I’m subscribing 😂❤
Thank you so much! 😊
Man originally meant all people. Male person was werman.Female person was wifman. Man came to mean a male person dropping wer. Female person retains man - woman. But also kept its original meaning of people as in human and mankind. Female and male seem to have same etymology. They don’t. Spelling makes it seem that way.
From what language is "werman" and "wifman"?
@@languageandideas Old English.
PM = destruction out of spite.
Against what/whom, if I may ask?
Wow tyyy!
You're welcome! 🙂
Rational idealism like that of Leibniz actually bring a very coherent and logical system that is based off of a priori knowledge.
Yes, I agree.
I don't really still understand the difference between colonialism and imperialism
Here's a simple way to distinguish the two: Think of colonialism as practice, while imperialism as the idea driving the practice. To learn more about their differences, try taking down notes while watching (again) our videos on Colonialism and Imperialism.
i think morals is what is being described here... ethics is the norm under which people in society agree upon what is good. morality is personal, ethics is societal. isn't it?
It's actually the other way around: ethics (from the Greek "ethos", which means character or habit) is more personal, while morality (from the Latin "mores", meaning law or custom) is more societal.
I think utiliarianism is stupid, just because it is the RIGHT choice doesn't mean its the MORALLY RIGHT choice
Would you rather do the wrong choice or the right choice? There is a logical, and illogical answer. You’re illogical, and I think your view is stupid too. Fair game.
@havawater.philosophy, I don't think your criticism is fair. Can you please elaborate more?
is a picture an art?
Yes, it is.
Thank you so much!
You're welcome! 😊
Does idealism believe that everything we see cannot be as it is, but rather the way our mind perceives the reality? For example, does Idealism say that the table you see, with four legs, wood in material, strong and rigid, can't be believed to be the real table but rather a concept of it that the mind perceives
A big yes!
@@languageandideas Thank you. Seems that Idealism focuses on the subjective nature of reality whilst Materialism is in contrast.
Yes, that's right. But to be more accurate: Idealism argues that reality is fundamentally mental/"spiritual", and therefore may be subjective.
Inspired by you : Would democracy work without capitalism since it is presented here as the antagonist of the totalitarian principle. And in addition to that : What is the role of money compared in both systems ?
I don't think democracy would work without capitalism. I believe the freedom to engage in business/generate profit is one of the fundamental freedoms in a democratic system. I think one of the roles of money in a totalitarian state is to motivate people to work and to set the price/market value of goods and services, while in that of a democratic one is, in addition to the aforementioned, to achieve economic progress.
@@languageandideas🤔 I think we could dig deeper by a more critical look at what you've stated. First, I agree if people don't get well payed by the system they live under, this political system would get instantly toppled over. Now, Are we _free_ to make profit ? No, I claim. We are forced towards growth and profit by the laws inherent to capitalism. No freedom in sight. That's obvious to me. Freedom and capitalism are like water and fire. That which is sold to us as _freedom_ is it's very opposite. Are you free not to make money when being in need for a fair amount of share from what society provides for decent living ?
I agree, I stand corrected, and you are right. In a capitalist system, one isn't really free NOT to make profit, since if one doesn't do so (i.e. merely trade goods/services instead of selling them to make a profit) one is simply not in a capitalist system but in another one (a trading system perhaps?).
Video Chapters 0:20 What is Totalitarianism? 0:58 Characteristics 1:00 Total Control 1:39 Cult of Personality 2:02 Use of Ideology - Political Theories Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGt25jOuRmH2cOFDi9gVrED.html Support us at Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/languageanw
Thank you ! I never really understood why some people could stare at an artwork for a long time, and I wanted to become a part of them. I hope I can enjoy an artwork better in the future. Keep going with the good work ! 😊
You're welcome, and good luck with improving your art appreciation! 😊
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the estheticians did not answer any of the questions listed in the video... so what are they doing then?)) it turns out that these are charlatans sewing a new dress for the emperor)))
I agree, some of them are indeed just charlatans. But there are a handful who did answer those questions, like Plato, Kant, etc.
@@languageandideas a) they were not aestheticians, as declared by Buamgarten. b) they did not give a single answer, declared specifically by aesthetics, and not by philosophy as such. and their answers are not "aesthetic". it seems to me that aesthetics, as a special part of philosophy, is defined falsely and therefore there are no answers - they simply cannot be. physicists also looked for caloric gas, until they created the first law of thermodynamics))
@@languageandideas We trust the Age of Enlightenment too much, but in the meantime it has made many scientific, philosophical and political mistakes. Aesthetics should be taxonomically classified as metapsychology. By the form of processes - as physiology. And by the way of thinking - as religious mysticism. The Age of Enlightenment singled out art as a separate form and thus destroyed it. Today the result of such a separation is especially obvious. What is Bushe's painting? - Ordinary erotic pictures of that time. What is Tracy Emin's bed or Hirst's shark? - A political and philosophical manifesto, expressed in religious form, but not art, as classical aesthetics declares it.
@@mozartwa1, can you please give an example of an answer based on aesthetics and not on philosophy? Isn't aesthetics part of philosophy?
@@mozartwa1 , please ignore my previous question; I think I understand your point now, and I agree with you. 😔
What are the social and linguistic concepts which influence our shared meanings and constructions in the West?
Examples of such social concepts are culture, historical context, and identity; while of such linguistic concepts are discourse, semiotics, and pragmatics.
Should the plural of l'orange not be les oranges, with an "s"?
Oui, it's les oranges. 🙂
I've recently self-published a novel that may be of interest to people who are fascinated by ethical dilemmas. It's called "The Decision" by Nathan McGregor, and it's available in both Kindle and paperback format through Amazon.
I've recently self-published a novel that may be of interest to people who are fascinated by ethical dilemmas. It's called "The Decision" by Nathan McGregor, and it's available in both Kindle and paperback format through Amazon.
A cancer that had eroded society created racial tension and created a rising anxiety and depression among young people how take it as objectively true because they were raised with it so intertwined in their worldview, thus giving people a feeling of meaningless and aimlessness
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Video Chapters 0:21 Art is Universal 0:53 Art is not Nature 1:35 Art Involves Experience Art Appreciation Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGMFEz6JkQ4eYhpbGqiJvpN.html
Video Chapters 0:19 What is Art Appreciation? 0:45 Difference between Art History and Art Appreciation 1:12 Why is Art Appreciation Important? 2:02 Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night: An Example Art Appreciation Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGMFEz6JkQ4eYhpbGqiJvpN.html
Thank you.
Thank you for watching! 🙂
Need more on politics...read centrist are pragm
Thanks!
when we go into deep thoughts we forget the most basic of human nature. its called common sense. its what tells us how to keep ourselves from getting into any form of difficulties or injuries.
I agree.
A good hint for increasing happiness is to not talk to people who say postmodernism no matter what the context.
I agree, @@britishrocklovingyank3491.
So mercantilism aided empires to grow and become powerful and moving away from it caused those empires to go into decline. No one noticed this?
I guess some people did, but the shift was just so inevitable due to the problems/abuses it caused.
Very interesting video +1
Thank you so much! 😊
Feels like "media literacy" just a fancy pseudo-academic way to pretend the "death of the author" concept doesn't exist. People drawing different conclusions from art has been normal for generations.
You mean "relativism"?
Great way in as I was struggling to read Husserl, Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty cold, without some basic background. This helped begin to unpack their philosophy a lot - thank you!
You're welcome, and good luck with your reading! 🙂
Video Chapters 0:15 What are the Humanities? 1:02 Why Study the Humanities? 1:46 Humanities Career Opportunities - Art Appreciation Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGMFEz6JkQ4eYhpbGqiJvpN.html
If you say truth is relative, then you have just made an absolute statement
I agree, and that is the irony of post-modernism (relativism in general).
You are just showing how language doesn't help us seek absolute truth.
O individualismo experimental e de desconstrução de uma obra é o pior defeito do pós modernismo...
Eu concordo.
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Thank you, Rionessa! 😊
If truth doesn't excist , we don't need judges .......right ? 😮
Yes, right.
Christ is my one truth.
@@haveagoodone2935 Can not get to Yeshua w/o the study of CG Jung, Yesahua is the way to The father, correct? But how does one get to Yeshua??? If not via CG JUng. Toucheeee, and do not say via faith,,, that aint gonna fly. Yeshua is the archetype of The Self,,, but its light is too bright,,, one has to appriach this light bya lesser light, This lessere light is CG Jung, God's prophet.
Heartattack in 3,2,1.......beeeeeeP
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Very clear summaries.
Thank you! 😊
Franklin enraged by the humiliation he received at the British court help ferment the American Revolution, he said, I helped create your empire and I will take it away. Emotionalism rather than reason and logic were his lodestar.
Video Chapters 0:23 What is Mercantilism? 1:05 Key Principles 1:07 1) Exports Over Imports 1:35 2) Accumulation of Precious Metals 2:07 3) Industry Development through Government Subsidies and Regulations 2:33 The British Navigation Acts 3:07 Criticisms - What is Imperialism? czcams.com/video/MFe0ZE6V0zE/video.html What is Colonialism? czcams.com/video/Ui_imVTuCOY/video.html What is Neocolonialism? czcams.com/video/P2V3IC4dm20/video.html Political Theories Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGt25jOuRmH2cOFDi9gVrED.html
Thank you for this! ❤
You're welcome! 😊
Short and onto the point. Satisfying
Thank you! 😊
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Video Chapters 0:00 What is Imperialism? 0:38 Features 0:40 1) Use or Threat of Military Force 1:04 2) Use of Economic and Cultural Power 1:27 Justification 1:54 Criticisms 2:12 Imperialism vs Colonialism - What is Colonialism? czcams.com/video/Ui_imVTuCOY/video.html What is Neocolonialism? czcams.com/video/P2V3IC4dm20/video.html Political Theories Playlist czcams.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGt25jOuRmH2cOFDi9gVrED.html