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เดนนิส ดัตตั้น: ทฤษฎีความงามแบบดาร์วิน

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TED และนักวาดอนิเมชั่น แอนดรู พาร์ค อธิบายทฤษฎีแหวกแนวของเดนนิส ดัตตั้นด้วยลายเส้นภาพประกอบ -- ความงามทางศิลปะ, ดนตรี และสุนทรียภาพต่างๆ อาจไม่ใช่ผลของ"ความเป็นศิลปิน" แต่เกิดขึ้นตามธรรมชาติ เป็นส่วนหนึ่งของวิวัฒนาการมนุษย์

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 Thai by Paninya Masrangsan
Reviewed by Tharit Tothong
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