Logic and Arguments
a three line argument in which the first two lines are premesis
Syllogism
What concept holds that reality ultimately consists of matter
Materialism
The meaning of "deontological"
duty driven ethics
thought experiment where you design a society not knowing your place in it
Veil of ignorance
adding the two sums together that precede eachother; can be seen replicated in nature and art/ architecture
Fibonacci sequence
a statement that is considered to either be true or false
Proposition
Idealism
The belief that Immanuel Kant had in moral law that applies to everyone
categorical imperative
a type of justice where it is the act of administering a punishment that reflects the offence.
retribution
He believed that art should be censored because it can cause social unrest
Plato
and argument that is bsed on faulty or incomplete reasoning
Fallacy
Both idealism and or materialism are part of this diverging branch of a wider metaphysical view.
Monism
The belief that the meaning if life is found in pleasure and happiness
He wrote The Prince
Machiavelli
List seven forms or categories of art
literary, visual, digital, culinary, architectural, music, dance, performance, fashion
a syllogism in which it is stated that if one thing implies another, and that other implies a third ( if A then B, and if B, then C, so if A then C)
hypethetical syllogism
What is Platos theory for why there are similarities amongst all things in nature?
Theory of the forms
an unselfish devotion to the interest to the interest and welfare of others
Alturism
He wrote Utopia in 1516
Thomas More
What are the three base theories of aethetics
Mimeis, Formalism, and Expressionism
an argument in which conclusions are made by using logic
deductive reasoning
Who said that we cannot trust out senses?
Descartes
language the assumes a moral judgement
value laden language
the idea that an individual gives up certain rights or freedoms to the state in order to attain social harmony
The social contract
What are the three points of interaction on how to judge an art work as successful
The art work, the artist and the audience.