ART 3721 - Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art: Deepening the Engagement with Art

Ever wonder what art is, why art matters, and why all the fuss about Beauty? Students learn in this course a transdisciplinary approach to art, enabling one to address these and related questions with depth. Beginning with integral (and related) meta-theories, students engage in meta-disciplinary considerations of the socio-cultural conditions of art, philosophy of art and aesthetics, integrative art history, and moral evaluation of artworks. The course concludes in the application of these approaches to a micro-history of early twentieth modernist and avantgardist art movements.

Grade Mode: Normal, Audit

Prerequisites: ART2612 >= C or ART312 >= C

Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 3

Repeat Status: No

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