Hammering Art to Save Earth: Just Stop Oil’s Gallery Protests
This article first appeared in Philosophy Share issue 20, December 2023. On October 6th, 2023, in London’s National Gallery, members
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Art and culture are intertwined expressions of human creativity and heritage. They capture the essence of our shared experiences, fostering understanding, and nurturing a sense of belonging in a diverse society. They enrich our lives, provoke thought, and celebrate the beauty of the human spirit.
Award in Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art
Tailored for art lovers, artists, budding art critics, and journalists, this course will help you gain a deeper appreciation and
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Fading Glory: The Philosophy and Ethics of War through Wilfred Owen’s Dulce et Decorum Est
War. A term that encapsulates conflict, struggle, and devastating loss, yet also valour, heroism, and national pride. The ethical terrain
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Philosophy through Greta Gerwig’s Barbie
Friday night, movie night. Barbie it is. The cinema lobby celebrated its offering with pink balloons. For the occasion, my
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Philosophy through MGMT’s ‘Little Dark Age’
With ‘Little Dark Age’, MGMT, known for their signature blend of synth-pop and psychedelia, have crafted a piece that transcends
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Philosophy through ‘Better Call Saul’
In the world of television, few series manage to combine entertainment and thought-provoking content as seamlessly as “Better Call Saul”.
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Philosophy through HBO’s ‘Succession’
Power, Money, Manipulation. ‘Succession’ is a Shakespearean saga of power, family, and wealth, that delves into the tumultuous world of
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Philosophy through ‘The Office’
Go deeper. (That’s what she said.) I. Introduction: Venturing into The Office’s Philosophical Underpinnings “The Office” is a highly acclaimed
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Mona Lisa on mugs and mouse mats: Unraveling the pop culture spectacle of iconic art
In the bustling bazaars of modern pop culture, two coveted items sit atop the pedestals of artistic consumerism: Van Gogh’s
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Art as imitation: is art a good or a bad thing?
Art has been a subject of fascination for humans for centuries, and for good reason. It has the power to
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Philosophy through Don’t Look Up: Inappropriate authority, democracy, and Plato
NOTE: Not fond of MAJOR SPOILERS? Read something else instead. Set in a contemporary version of the United States, the
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Philosophy through ‘Squid Game’
An Kantian look of Epicurean proportions. The acclaimed Netflix series of 2021 reached number one in 94 countries, drawing over
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