Branches of Philosophy - Aesthetics

This video lecture discusses very briefly the meaning of aesthetics.
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Aesthetics are to objects as ethics are to people. Both are human and subjective assessments and thus mentally malleable with rhetoric and coercion; both define identity and future possibilities. I can redefine you by pointing out an ethical obligation that you consent to, this achieves hegemony. (For instance, “you should like this comment” is an “ethos-overwrite”.) And I can define an object as beautiful that you are ignoring, and thus capture that object because I care about it and you don’t. Ethics, therefore, is also “in the eye of the beholder” 👁

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1. Explain the basic characteristics of critical thinkers and the barriers to critical
thinking (4 pts.)
2. Write the four components of categorical proposition and explain their functions
in logical arguments (4 pts.).
3. Identify the standard- forms of categorical proposition and label each form
whether they are universal or particular based on quantity and negative or
affirmative based on quality (4 pts.).
4. Discuss the difference and similarities of modern and traditional squares of
opposition (4 pts).
5. Write the Conversion, Obversion and Contraposition of the following
propositions (4 pts.).
a. All mammals are creatures that have hair
b. No Muslims are Christians

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