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The Partially Examined Life | Partially Examined Life #318: Friedrich Schiller on the Civilizing Potential of Art (Part One) @ThePartiallyExaminedLife | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 2 hours ago
Can art make us better people? Musician Markus Reuter joins Mark, Wes, and Seth to discussion the first half of On the Aesthetic Education of Man (1795).

Given the failure of the French Revolution, this famous German poet wondered what could make the masses capable of governing themselves? His answer: Beauty! Aesthetic appreciation puts us at a distance from our savage desires, enables the abstract thought necessary for Kantian rationalist morality, and yet keeps us in touch with our feelings so that we don't just become cogs in the industrial machine.

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