Lesson 2 Art app until intoductory to Philosophical Perspective

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What does telos mean?

Purpose, end, or goal.

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Who argued that a thing's purpose or end defines its essence or nature?

Aristotle (384-322 BC).

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What does Aristotle mean by "the nature of a thing is its end"?

A thing's purpose helps define its essential nature.

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What does Aristotle call the purpose of a thing?

The final cause.

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What is the purpose of a human being according to the passage?

Rationality, or the capacity to think and speak.

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What does purpose (telos) give a thing?

Its function.

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How does the concept of telos apply to art?

Art has functions that are derived from its nature.

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What are the three functions of art?

Personal or subjective, physical, and social.

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What is the personal function of art?

Art serves as a means of personal expression, entertainment, or therapy.

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Why is the personal function of art highly subjective?

Because people can have different views and interpretations of art.

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Can two people have different artistic views?

Yes. A person's artistic views may vary from another person's.

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Why might an artist create art?

For self-expression or for the purpose of art itself.

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How can other people view art personally?

They may see it as a means of entertainment or therapy.

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What artwork captures the personal function of art?

Gustave Courbet's The Desperate Man (1845).

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What does The Desperate Man express?

Courbet's troubled thoughts and emotions as an artist struggling for recognition.

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What is the main idea of the personal function of art?

Art can reflect an individual's thoughts, emotions, experiences, and need for self-expression.

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What is the physical function of art?

Art created for a physical purpose or practical use.

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What does art with a physical function provide?

A practical or functional use.

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What are examples of art with physical functions?

Architecture, pottery, jewelry, and decorative arts.

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What is Fallingwater?

A house museum in Pennsylvania, USA and a famous example of architectural art.

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Who designed Fallingwater?

Frank Lloyd Wright.

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What does Fallingwater demonstrate about art?

It demonstrates art's physical or practical function through architecture.

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What is the main idea of the physical function of art?

Art can be both beautiful and useful for a practical purpose.

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What is the social function of art?

Art that addresses a collective or shared interest rather than just a personal interest.

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What type of interests can art with a social function address?

Social and political interests or issues.

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How can art serve a political purpose?

It can rally or encourage people toward a political goal.

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What does social and political art often depict?

Social and political conditions.

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What famous artwork is an example of art's social function?

Spoliarium by Juan Luna.

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What does Spoliarium depict?

Dead slave gladiators being dragged into the underground spoliarium of the Roman Colosseum after the bloody circus.

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What does Spoliarium symbolize?

The social injustice suffered by the Filipino nation under Spanish rule.

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What is the main idea of the social function of art?

Art can express collective concerns and raise awareness about social or political issues.

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What philosophical study focuses on art and beauty?

Aesthetics.

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Since when has art been a subject of philosophical discussion?

Since the ancient Greeks.

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What does aesthetics study?

Art and beauty.

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Why are there different philosophical views about art?

Philosophers have different perspectives and interpretations of art.

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Do philosophical views about art always agree with each other?

No. They may oppose or contradict each other.

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Why are opposing views about art valuable?

They encourage us to look at art from different perspectives.

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What are the three salient philosophical views about art?

Art as mimesis or imitation, art as representation, and art as communication of emotion.

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What does mimesis mean?

Imitation or the copying of reality.

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What is art as representation?

The view that art represents or depicts something.

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What is art as communication of emotion?

The view that art communicates or expresses emotions.

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What are the three philosophical views about art in short form?

Mimesis means imitation, representation means depicting something, and communication of emotion means expressing emotion.