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“I really can’t believe how astonishingly bad these lectures are. He reads Plato like an instruction manual, taking for granted Socrates’ complaints (which he outright conflates with Plato’s) against drama, poetry, etc., without once stopping to consider WHY Plato would choose to write all of this as a dramatic dialogue. Superficial, dogmatic, misinformative. You’d be better off just reading the Wikipedia article than getting an intro to aesthetics here.”
PaleRamon via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/09/18
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“I am not sure but my impression is that those lectures are too detailed and long lectures for sider issues of philosophy of art such as forms, poetry, the psychology of the artisans, etc.., you should listen very carefully to find out the core-philosophical essence of the aesthetics. I expect to...”Read full review »
Guncelo via Apple Podcasts ·
Turkey ·
04/21/17
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“Easy to listen to and follow, very interesting. I found this very helpful for my studies. Looking forward to hearing more.”
ijuler via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
03/19/11
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“This is an amazing collection. Although I am not a philosophy major, the ability of Professor Grant to make this subject relevant is truly a gift .”
rickeychick via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/18/11
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