Aristotle: Father of Romanticism (MP3 download) Foreign Policy and Terrorism

Aristotle: Father of Romanticism (MP3 download) Foreign Policy and TerrorismBy Robert Mayhew Could there have been a Romantic school of art if not for the ideas of Aristotle? These three classes address this intriguing question. Plato, the first philosopher with a theory of esthetics, believed that art is the product of irrationality, and is dangerous because it is emotionally evocative. Aristotle, in his Poetics, offers a brilliant reply to Plato which after a brief look at Plato's dismissal of art Dr. Mayhew examines at

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This panel was recorded at the Objectivist Summer Conference 2016 in Seattle

Drawing on 100 never-before-published interviews

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Smith asks the fundamental question: "Why be moral

Allison reveals the fundamental principles he sees as critical to the success of any leader

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Editor’s Preface by Gary Hull

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