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Deniss Datons: Darvina teorija par skaistumu

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TED sadarbojas ar multiplikatoru Endrjū Parku, kurš ilustrē Denisa Datona provocējošo skaistuma teoriju, kas aizstāv uzskatu, ka māksla, mūzika un citas ar skaistumu saistītas lietas, nav atkarīgas tikai no "vērotāja attieksmes", bet ir cilvēka dabas neatņemama sastāvdaļa ar dziļām saknēm cilvēku evolūcijas vēsturē.

Denis Dutton is a philosophy professor and the editor of Arts & Letters Daily. In his book The Art Instinct, he suggests that humans are hard-wired to seek beauty. Full bio »

Translated into Latvian by Inguna Miller
Reviewed by Kristaps Kadiķis
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