Aesthetics, Art, Liberty, and the Ultimate

Journal of Macrodynamic Analysis 6:7-17 (2011)
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Why are art and the aesthetic so vitally important to our liberty, and to the re-creation of liberty in our living? How do they evoke the Ultimate in us? And why is that so important to our modern living? These are the vital questions that moved this author to a three-month personal exploration of aesthetic, artistic and ultimate meaning in its relation to liberty. The article is written pedagogically to lead the reader along the chain of ideas, thoughts and further questions that the author explores in response to her questions

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Functional Specialization And the Education of Liberty.William J. Zanardi - 2010 - Journal of Macrodynamic Analysis 5:37-56.

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