Ep. 289: Aesthetic Sense Theory: Shaftesbury, Hutcheson, Hume (Part One)

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Three Different Authors Podcast - Sancho Panza Hat

01:34 • 2min

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Is That the Pro Really the Problem?

03:25 • 2min

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Isn't Locke the Most Reprinted Book in the Eighteenth Century?

05:02 • 2min

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The Imprinting of the Mind

07:05 • 2min

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The Beauty of the Divine Mind

09:26 • 2min

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Is Shaftesbury a Rationalist?

11:21 • 2min

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The Concept of Inner and Outer Sensation

13:19 • 2min

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The Pentagon Is Better Than the Square

15:33 • 2min

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Green Chef - The Number One Meal Kit for Eating Well

17:31 • 2min

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Head Space Is Your Daily Dose of Mindfulness

19:25 • 2min

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The Beauty of Theorems

20:55 • 2min

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The Beauty of the Pythagorean Theorem

22:39 • 3min

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Is It Possible to Have a Beautiful Picture of a Horrible Thing?

25:10 • 2min

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Is a Painting Better Than a Photograph?

27:06 • 2min

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Is the Original a Photograph?

29:32 • 2min

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Hume's Sense of Beauty in Judges

31:27 • 2min

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Ivan the Tough and His Son - Ivan's Son

33:42 • 4min

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Audible - A Destination for Complete Well Being

37:48 • 2min

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Serf Shark VPN - Protect Your Online Privacy

39:37 • 2min

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What's the Relationship Between Expression and the Poetics?

41:51 • 2min

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What's So Beautiful About That Representation?

43:46 • 2min

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Hutchison's Prejudice

45:33 • 3min

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What Is Beauty?

48:26 • 2min

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I Don't Think Hume's Right About That

50:10 • 2min

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The Virtuosity of the Criticism of the Critic

51:41 • 2min

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The Curdren of Time Will Tell, Right?

53:28 • 2min

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Is Durable Beauty a Criterion for the Good Critic?

55:15 • 3min