

In conversation with John Vervaeke and Christopher Mastropietro #4: Reinventing Art
Aug 9, 2020
In this lively discussion, John Vervaeke, a cognitive scientist and philosophy professor, teams up with Christopher Mastropietro, a narrative and theater expert. They dive into whether art is inherently moral, its educational role, and its political functions. The duo emphasizes that art serves as a dialogical process, challenging traditional views that separate art from entertainment. They explore the transformative power of creativity and how good art can evoke profound emotional experiences, ultimately suggesting that art's essence lies not just in the product but in the journey of creation.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Transformative Power of Art
01:31 • 15min
Revitalizing Creativity: The Art of Connection
16:52 • 12min
Art as Transformation: Beyond Self-Expression
28:55 • 21min
Beyond Beauty: The Essence of Picasso's Guernica
50:16 • 17min
Art, Politics, and the Power of Comedy
01:07:30 • 9min
The Intersection of Art and Community in Religious Expression
01:16:35 • 4min
Exploring Art's Formative Influences and Cosmic Themes
01:20:09 • 5min
The Interplay of Art, Virtue, and Process
01:25:04 • 3min